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Chaff (/tʃæf/; also UK: /tʃɑːf/) is dry, scale-like
plant material such as the
protective seed
casings of
cereal grains, the scale-like
parts of flowers...
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Chaff,
originally called Window or Düppel, is a
radar countermeasure involving the
dispersal of thin
strips of aluminium,
metallized gl**** fiber, or plastic...
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chaff or
separate the
wheat from the
chaff in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chaff is dry
inedible plant material.
Chaff may also
refer to:
Chaff (countermeasure)...
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Richard Chaffers (1731 – 8
December 1765) was a
pottery manufacturer in Liverpool, England.
Chaffers, son of a
shipwright in Liverpool,
started in business...
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Introduction to
chaff cutter The “
chaff box” or “
chaff cutter”
Chaff Cutting in
Millthorpe Tractor Driven Chaff Cutter with
Upward and Downward...
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mixed together with
inedible fibrous chaff. The
chaff and
grain are then
separated by winnowing, and the
chaff is discarded. The
cryptographic technique...
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Winnowing is a
process by
which chaff is
separated from grain. It can also be used to
remove pests from
stored grain.
Winnowing usually follows threshing...
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chaffer in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chaffer is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Lucy
Chaffer (born 1983), Australian...
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William Chaffers (28
September 1811 – 12
April 1892) was an
English antiquary and
writer of
reference works on hallmarks, and
marks on ceramics. His Marks...
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Alexander Chaffers was a
notorious lawyer who was a
party in the
scandal of Sir
Travers and Lady
Twiss in 1872 and was
subsequently considered such a vexatious...
