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puddle
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puddle
Rowing the patch of eddying water left by the blade of an oar after completion of a stroke

puddle [pəd·əl]
(engineering)
To apply water in order to settle loose dirt.
(metallurgy)
A batch of molten iron within the puddling furnace.

puddle
To compact loose soil by first soaking it and then permitting it to dry.

puddle, clay puddle, puddling
Clay to which a little water has been added and which then has been tempered, to make it homogeneous and to increase its plasticity; used to prevent the passage of water.


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The two figures are puddlers, whose job it was to stir and smooth each layer of cement as it was poured to create the dam.
A total of 65 businesses, with around 120 individuals, attended the council's Regeneration Team's Business Boost event, a four-hour drop in session at South Tees Business Centre, Puddlers Road, South Bank.
His early working life was spent as a puddler, agitating molten iron with a long hook in a Walker Ironworks.
 
 
 
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