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stopping off [′stäp·iŋ ′ȯf] (metallurgy) Local deposition of a protective coating, such as copper or fireclay, to prevent carburization, decarburization, or nitriding during heat treatment. Filling up a portion of the mold cavity to keep out molten metal. Applying a nonconducting layer to avoid electrodeposition in certain areas. 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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She recalled the time Hurd sought referrals for a troubled woman he'd met while stopping off for a soda. Afterwards we were on our way to Lake Charles, LA, stopping off at Rippers skatepark for a stretch and final skate before we made our way to the casino to stay the night, lose some per diem, and witness the Guzman in action. Dave Benbow's Summer Cruising is a novel of gay romance and steamy sex aboard the cruise ship RMS Princess Diana as it and her passengers sail through the waters of a sun-drenched Mediterranean, stopping off at picturesque ports of call along the way. |
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