- supply.
Snuffers were
common in the home when
candles were the main
source of
lighting before electric lights were available.
Ornate snuffers,
often combined...
- out.
Extinguishers are
still commonly used in
homes and churches.
Candle snuffers date from the 17th–mid 19th centuries. Scissor-type
tools that cut and...
- Tribune.
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snuffers-offshoot-is-drawing-away-mormons-with-the-mantra-god-can-talk-to-you-t...
- Look up
snuffer in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Snuffer is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Denver Snuffer Jr.,
American lawyer...
-
Snuffer is the
third EP by New York City
noise rock band Live Skull,
released in 1988 by
Caroline Records. All
tracks are
written by Live
Skull Adapted...
-
Richard Ray
Snuffer (born July 31, 1961)
serves in the West
Virginia House of
Delegates since 2010.
Snuffer was born in 1961 in Beckley, West Virginia...
- five
candlesticks on each side of the altar. The candle–tongs, basins,
snuffers, firepans, and even the
hinges of the
doors were also gold. The Holy of...
- such as the Book of Mormon, as well as
Snuffer's expanded translation of the Book of John and
several of
Snuffer's revelations. The
movement de-emphasizes...
-
Carolingian architecture with
grouped towers of
different plans and both "candle-
snuffer" and
Rhenish helm spires.
Parma Cathedral, Italy, 1178, has a
screen façade...
- and that the
children consider all four to be parents.
Probst keeps the
snuffer that he uses to
snuff the
torches when a
contestant is
voted out of the...
