10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FENKS»
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Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of ...
In some extensive premises, however, the fenks are deposited in a large shallow
cistern or pit sunk into the earth, and made sufficiently large to contain the whole
refuse of one cargo ; where it remains undisturbed until the action of the sun ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
2
An Account of the Arctic Regions: With a History and ...
Fenks. — The fenks, or ultimate refuse of the blubber of the whale, form an
excellent manure, especially in soils deficient in animal matter. The late eminent
judge, Lord Meadowbank, found this sort of refuse the very best matter to be
added to ...
Fenks. — The fenks, or ultimate refuse of the blubber of the whale, form an
excellent manure, especially in soils deficient in animal matter. The late eminent
judge, Lord Meadowbank, found this sort of refuse the very best matter to be
added to ...
4
An account of the Arctic regions, with a history and ...
The oil in the copper being now separated from the fenks, water, and other
impurities, all of which have subsided to the bottom, is, in a great. measure, run
off' through the pipe communicating with the cooler, and the remainder is
carefully lifted ...
William Scoresby (Jr.), 1820
5
The Arctic Regions and the Northern Whale-fishery
The fenks, or ultimate refuse of the blubber of the whale, form an excellent
manure, especially in soils deficient in animal matter. Fenks might be used, it is
probable, in the manufacture of Prussian blue, and also for the production of
ammonia.
Ingram Bryan 337 fenks, Edward. Mr. Mallock on Socialism 311 fenks, Edward.
The Country and the Lords 481 fenks, Edward. England in the Eleventh Century
670 fohnson, Wildover. The Russian Horizon 141 Lange, M. E. A Greater London
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7
The Northern Whale-fishery
Many of the fritters ot fenks float on the surface of the oil before it it heated, but
after it is " boiled off," the whole, or nearly so, subside to the bottom. From the time
the copper begins to warm until it is boiled off, or ceases to boil, its contents must
...
8
The Tryal of Tho. Pilkington, Esq; Samuel Shute, Esq;} ...
Full Title: "The Tryal of Tho.
9
Supplement to Craig's universal dictionary
Fenks, fenks, s. pi. The refuse of whales' blubber. Feral, fe'ral, a. (feralis,
pertaining to funerals, Lat.) Lugubrious; mournful; funereal. Ferde, ferd, s. In
Commerce, a piece of coarse cotton cloth. Fermentarility, fer-men-ta-bil'e-te, s.
Capability of ...
P Austin Nuttall, John Craig (F.G.S.), 1864
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An English and Chinese standard dictionary: A-L
Fenks, (fenks) n. The refuse of whale's wubbor, mmm- Fen-land, (fen'-land) n.
Wet land, Jgjfc, Fennec, (fen'-nek) n. The zerda, (6J),'h it, s.mmmitkt.— m- Fennel,
(fen'-nel) «. An aromatic plant, with umbels of yellow flowers and finely divided ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FENKS»
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Einer trägt ein Bloc-Party-Shirt, was passt, weil Fabian Fenks Gesang immer wieder an den des Bloc-Party-Frontmanns Kele Okereke erinnert. «Stuttgarter Zeitung, Oct 14»
