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dropper 1. a small tube having a rubber bulb at one end for drawing up and dispensing drops of liquid 2. Angling a short length of monofilament by which a fly is attached to the main trace or leader above the tail fly How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Both formulations were packed in 10-mi polyvinyl chloride droppers labeled with randomly generated numbers. This water-based release agent is said to produce superior release for such products as eye droppers and blood vial stoppers made from bromo and chlorobutyl elastomers. Here are a few of the artist's favorite things (some visible in this show, some not): tongues (which may morph suddenly into snakes or penises or long, bloody intestines), teeth (animal and human), dentures, women's shoes, fox collars, rubber bicycle tubes, urinals, cigarette holders, cat claws, and ink-bottle droppers. |
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