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blinding [′blīn·diŋ] (engineering) A thin layer of lean concrete, fine gravel, or sand that is applied to a surface to smooth over voids in order to provide a cleaner, drier, or more durable finish. A layer of small rock chips applied over the surface of a freshly tarred road. (mining engineering) Interference with the functioning of a screen mesh by a matting of fine materials during screening. Also known as blocking; plugging. 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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| From the pulpit of a packed National Cathedral in Washington in late July, mourning orators offered fulgent farewells to Katharine Graham, the ruling power of The Washington Post since the mid-1960s. Find it in Telma, 1990: the truncated, alternating reflections on the upper and lower lips, the abrupt illuminations above an eye, above and below the nostril, down the slope of the nose, its fulgent tip. In a recent campaign for Fulgent Media, on behalf of Polaroid2go. |
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