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crust Leather dried after tanning. Since chrome leather dried immediately after tannage will go hard, change charge and become difficult to rewet, this drying normally takes place after a basic retanning and fatliquoring. Leather is frequently traded world wide in this state, although tanners normally prefer to buy wet blue or pickle which gives them more flexibility of processing.
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crust The sediment formed by vintage Port.
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crust A surface layer, ranging in thickness from a few millimetres to a few centimetres, that is usually compact, hard and brittle when dry. There are two options for this attribute:
Ãâó: www.usyd.edu.au/su/agric/ACSS/sphysic/asis/glossar...
crusta A glass rimmed with sugar.
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