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A downy surface given to a cloth when part of the fibers are raised from the basic structure and brushed.
Ãâó: companya.com/apparel_glossary.htm
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The slight directional surface texture of some writing surfaces.
Ãâó: www.lisavollrath.com/articles/051.html
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| nape |
The back of a bird's head between the crown and the hind neck. The adjective, meaning 'of the nape', is 'nuchal'. The angle at the rear end of the head is called the 'occiput', for which the adjective is 'occiptital'. From Peter Weaver's Birdwatcher's Dictionary
Ãâó: www.northbirding.com/idtraining/fieldmarks.htm
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| nap |
A location where ISPs exchange each other's traffic.
Ãâó: www.comptia.org/sections/ssg/glossary.aspx
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| naphtha |
A petroleum distillate, from the same "middle distillates" as kerosene and "mineral spirits", but is somewhat more volatile than kerosene. Naphtha is the "first cut", coming off in fractional distillation BEFORE Kerosene. Today used as a solvent, and paint thinner (not recommended as such!). Has been sold in a blended form by Coleman as "white gas" or "Coleman Fuel" for years. ...
Ãâó: www.lampguild.org/Lampdict.html
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