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Europe in the
Middle Ages, co****
linen shrouds were used to bury most poor
without a coffin. In
poetry shrouds have been
described as of sable, and they...
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indicating "mixed or average" reviews. "The
Shrouds". Metacritic. Fandom, Inc.
Retrieved October 16, 2024. "The
Shrouds".
Rotten Tomatoes.
Fandango Media. Retrieved...
- The
Shroud of
Turin (Italian:
Sindone di Torino), also
known as the Holy
Shroud (Italian:
Sacra Sindone), is a
length of
linen cloth that
bears a faint...
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shroud will
connect at the top of the mast, and
additional shrouds might connect partway down the mast,
depending on the
design of the boat.
Shrouds terminate...
- the term
shroud lines is an old name for
suspension lines. Such
lines are thin
cords which attach the
canopy to the risers. On sailboats,
shrouds are used...
- form of
shroud knot
involves two
interlocking wall knots. The name "
shroud knot"
refers to the
shrouds connected to a ship's mast. If a
shroud was shot...
- The
Shroud (Maximillian
Quincy Coleridge) is a
fictional superhero appearing in
American comic books published by
Marvel Comics. The
Shroud first appeared...
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downwards and
inwards to a
point on the mast or
lower shrouds, and
carry the load of the
shrouds that rise from the edge of the top. This
prevents any...
- A
shroud is a
burial cloth, such as the
Shroud of Turin.
Shroud or The
Shroud may also
refer to: Look up
shroud in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Shroud...
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effectively muzzle shrouds used to
increase the
sight radius,
aiding in
precise aiming with iron sights. A
Lewis gun with a
muzzle shroud.
Muzzle booster...
