10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TINDERY»
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tindery in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Tindery is our love, Dried in draught What was heated Sucked our marrow's Thin
vein of coolant. We tried too hard. We shamefully Neglected to irrigate. We let
fields run dry. Tindery love, Dry as Fall's leaves Finger crushed. Blazes create ...
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A geographical dictionary or gazetteer of the Australian ...
... to the Murrumbidgee ; on the W. by the Murrumbidgee river to the junction of
Miccaligo Creek ; on the S. by that creek to the Twins or Tindery Pics, passing
between them to the source of Tindery Creek, and by that creek to Queanbeyan
river, ...
William Henry Wells, 1848
... Oliice to Uriarra Road 3 20 Captain's Flat to Braidwood to Animbo Road at l'
earoe'e| Carwoola to Tindery 14 50 .. ll 60 Hoskingtown, via Rossi, to Lambkin's
Sawmill 8 9.) Majura towards Bungendore 18 90 20 140 Queanbeyan to ...
New South Wales. Parliament. Legislative Council, 1904
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Handbook of geological terms, geology and physical geography
Reduced to scoriae, or tindery dross. Scorise (Ital. scoria, dross). — Applied to all
accumulations of dust, ashes, cinders, and loose fragments of rocks, discharged
from active volcanoes. Properly speaking, the term refers to the scum-like dross ...
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Congressional Serial Set
The reason why this was valued is, because the wood is so tindery that it is easy
to make fire upon it. Chalitmnte, in the Knskokwim region, on the northern side of
tlie bay of that name, opposite Nunivak Island, is the next locality southward, ...
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Cousin Aleck; or, Boy life among the Indians
Preparing a handful of fine shavings from the light-wood, by means of a knife, the
tindery fungus was enclosed in it, and held between the two hands, while it was
swung by a long waving motion through the air. It rapidly brightened, and there ...
Francis Robert Goulding, 1871
The reason why this was valued is, because the wood is so tindery that it is easy
to make fire upon it. Ohalitmute, iii the Kuskokwim region, on the northern side of
tho bay of that name, opposite Nunivak Island, is the next locality soiithward, ...
United States National Museum, 1890
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Word and Phrase: True and False Use in English
Tind is of the same origin as the German ziinden, where z answers to our t, as it
does in zwei, two, and zu, to ; in Norwegian the word is tind, and in Swedish
tdnda. The adjective tindery, coined apparently by Fanny Burney, is too good a
word ...
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The Thinker's Thesaurus: Sophisticated Alternatives to ...
tindery. E The worst ofit came shortly after 1 a.m. last Thursday when firefighters
were hosing down the tindery brush on the western edge of the Los Alamos
National Laboratory. The wind was gusting to 60 miles an hour, and suddenly
they ...
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Rates of chemical weathering of rocks and minerals
... Cryorthent, tindery)*' c 9 (Typic Udorthent, ashy -skeletal, mesic)*c 10 (Typic
Cryorthent, ashy-skeletal)*^ 11 Entic Vitriborand, ashy -skeletal, mesic 12 (
Andeptic Cryorthent, tindery)* 13 (Typic Udorthent, tindery, mesic)c 14 Vitric
Cryoborand, ...
Steven M. Colman, David Putnam Dethier, 1986
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TINDERY»
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tindery is used in the context of the following news items.
Hamlet shaken by murder then suicide
The name of the property is Tindery Falls, a 40-hectare lot in a spectacular setting beneath the Tindery Ranges. Locals said Mr Granter's company, Performance ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Nov 07»
