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(Hunting) The specific location and design of the placement of a trap or snare to catch an animal. Sets are classified as either water sets or land (dry) sets.
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| seton |
One or more threads or a strip of silk or linen introduced beneath the skin by a knife or needle to provide drainage/drawn through a wound in the skin to make an issue; the tract or fistula so formed.
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| set point |
The temperature at which a controller is set to control a system.
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| setae |
Stiff, bristle-like structures in worms. Like a hair.
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| seta |
(plural: setae). A bristle.
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| set | become established |
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| set | enter a particular state |
| set | blow toward the shore |
| set | get going |
| set | no longer changeable |
| set | storage space consisting of an extensive arrangement of bookshelves in a library where most of the books are stored |
| set | cause to explode |
| set | set in motion or cause to begin |
| set | direct attention to, as if by means of contrast |
| set | provoke or stir up |
| set | put in motion or move to act |
| set | leave |
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