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breeze
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breeze
Meteorol a wind of force two to six inclusive on the Beaufort scale
breeze [brēz]
(meteorology)
A light, gentle, moderate, fresh wind.
In the Beaufort scale, a wind speed ranging from 4 to 31 miles (6.4 to 49.6 kilometers) per hour.
pan breeze, breeze
Small bits of coke and furnace clinker from the pan beneath a coke oven; suitable for use as aggregate in lightweight concrete block.
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Byline: ALEX SPINK MARTIN JOHNSON walked into the room, took the weight off his feet and began to shoot the breeze.
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You are at a spot where you haven''t any more single friends and that indicates no one left to spend time with and shoot the breeze because they are all doing that with their own loved ones.
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Instead, try going with the expectation that you''ll be there for at least two and half hours, slowly eating course by course, savoring your food, and ready to shoot the breeze.
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