| OSS | over-the-shoulder strap |
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| POSS | proximal over-shoulder strap |
| strapping |
Decorative filigree or lead came that has been flattened, used to hide a seam without obstructing the general design.
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| strap |
A band of metal, plastic or other flexible material used to hold cargo or cases together.
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| strap |
A term referring to a type of enclosure for magnets, developed in the early '80's as a method of making the group 7 motors even lighter than the newly developed "Feather". Rather than a complete "can" enclosure, there was simply a strap of "U" shaped metal that connected to the endbell on either side. See Feather.
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| strap |
A Straddle plus another one of the Call Options.
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| strap m.’s |
muscles of the neck, particularly those of the thyroid cartilage and hyoid bone.
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| strap | having no straps |
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| strap | long and narrow like a strap |
| strap | torture in which a person's hands and tied behind their back and they are lifted off the ground by a rope tied to their wrists and that allowed to drop until their fall is checked by the rope |
| strap | a large and strong and heavyset man |
| strap | muscular and heavily built |
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