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cull
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cull [kəl]
(chemical engineering)
In a plastics molding operation, material remaining in the transfer chamber after the mold has been filled.
(science and technology)
Material rejected for being below standard grade.
cull, brack, wrack
A piece of lumber or brick of a quality below the lowest accepted grade or below specifications.
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