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boats Clinker (waste),
waste from
industrial processes,
particularly coal
burning Clinkers (album), a 1978
album by
saxophonist Steve Lacy
Clinker brick...
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These reclaimed brick tiles are not
sliced from full
clinker bricks but from half
clinkers. Full
clinkers are very hard and if used as
flooring would not only...
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archaeological interest.
Naturally occurring clinkers exist. For example, in the
Powder River Basin is
covered by
clinkers from coal-seam fires, i.e., "baked,...
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Cement clinker is a
solid material produced in the
manufacture of
portland cement as an
intermediary product.
Clinker occurs as
lumps or nodules, usually...
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Clinker-built, also
known as lapstrake-built, is a
method of boat
building in
which the
edges of
longitudinal (lengthwise-running) hull
planks overlap...
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Edgar John
Bergen (né Berggren;
February 16, 1903 –
September 30, 1978) was an
American ventriloquist, comedian, actor,
vaudevillian and
radio performer...
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Clinkers is a live solo
album by
soprano saxophonist Steve Lacy
which was
released on the
HatHut label in 1978. The
Allmusic review by
Steve Loewy stated...
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steep conical mountain of
loose pyroclastic fragments, such as
volcanic clinkers,
volcanic ash, or
scoria that has been
built around a
volcanic vent. The...
- and the
loose piles of lava debris,
resembling furnace clinkers,
which wall the gulch. "
Clinker Gulch: Antarctica"
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency...
- The
Expedition of
Humphry Clinker was the last of the
picaresque novels of
Tobias Smollett,
published in
London on 17 June 1771 (three
months before Smollett's...
