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teeming

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teeming [′tēm·iŋ]
(metallurgy)
Pouring molten metal, usually a ferrous metal, into an ingot mold from a furnace or ladle.
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When yester-eve the moon arose, then did I fancy it about to bear a sun: so broad and teeming did it lie on the horizon.
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The jungle, as usual, was teeming with life, but as Ned and Tom did not wish to kill wantonly they refrained from shooting until later in the day.
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