10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FABRICKING»
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fabricking in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fabricking and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language: ...
FABRICKING, ftbMk-Ing, ppr. Building ; forming ; FABRILE, fibril, a. Of stone or
timber ; belonging to the craft of a smith, mason, or carpenter. FABULIST,
fabulists, n. A writer of fables. FABULOSITY, fab-u-hWU-4, n. Fulness of feigned
stories.
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An Explanatory and Phonographic Pronouncing Dictionary of ...
FABRICKING, fab-'rfk-!ng, ppr. Building; forming; FABRILE, fab-rll. a. Pertaining to
craftsmen or artists. FABULIST, fab-'n-Hst, n. A writer of fables. FABULOSITY, fab-
u-loe-lt-d, n. Fulness of feigned stories. [late fables. FABIJLIZE, nhVu-li'z, rt.
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The Difference Place Makes: Gender, Sexuality, and Diaspora ...
As I have identified earlier, Walker's narratives are steadily crafted quilts of
blackwomen's bodies, and such fabricking does not overlook the ways in which
those bodies act; sex is one of these significant actings. Judith Butler suggests
that ...
Angeletta K. M. Gourdine, 2002
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Monetary Theory, 1601-1758
Those Countries and Kingdoms which we usually comprehend under the name
of the East-Indies, being Naturally stored with Rich Commodities, Materials good
and cheap for Manufacturies, People ingenious in Fabricking of them, and skilful
...
Antoin E. Murphy, Chūhei Sugiyama, 1997
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A pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the English ...
FABRICKING, fib-rik-fng, ppr. Buildirg ; forming; FABRILE, fab-rll, a. Of stone or
timber ; belonging to the craft of a smith, mason, or carpenter. FABULIST, ftbiu-llst
, n. A writer of fables. FABULOSITY, fib-u-hWIt-c, n. Fulness of feigned stories.
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Tellicherry Consultations: v.1- ; 1725-
... his place of Madday, 8t assigns a suitable number of Coolies and Coconut
Trees for Fabricking the prementioned Breast-VVork, and that he be prevailed on
to cut down the Trees of Mattamy, for better discovering [it] Likewise, That Capt.
Madras (India : State). Record Office, 1932
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A Large Netherdutch and English Dictionarie : Composed Out ...
Fabulonlly, Logenaebeigblicl» , mee [ватт 'ш:ßen. to F abricate, Timmeren,
bou1mn,fmeden. а Fabricker or workema(ler,Een bouxo типе'; timmerman , ф:
fmie, diejeefmejt gemaecke beeft. a Fabricking, Een tímmeragie, een fmedinge. а
Face, ...
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A TREATISE ON AIRSCREWS
Hence this covering is no more effective than fabric, and as it is much more
expensive, it has been superseded by the fabricking process. Similar coatings
have been obtained by spraying the propeller blade with zinc and aluminium0
but these ...
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American Cloak and Suit Review
IN A CRYSTAL STYLED SKIRT at $1 2 50 Here is VALUE— here is something to
sell 100% strong — here is a price that cannot be equalled in a skirt of exclusive
fabricking. Mail or wire your orders To -Day who crystal©*^ ^11 East 26* Street ...
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Women in industry: Report of the War cabinet Committee on ...
... employed on various forms of wood-milling, sawing, planing, assembling, and
in " fabricking," painting, polishing, varnishing and doping as well as on metal
work. The separate 94 Printing and Bookbinding Trades Wood and Aircraft
Trades.
Great Britain. War Cabinet. Committee on Women in Industry, Sir James Richard Atkin, 1919
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FABRICKING»
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“When he has redone the roads, he redid them with depth and proper layering, and when necessary, fabricking so they will last,” Thompson ... «The Register Star, May 13»
