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Scouring is the
process of
cleaning wool that
makes it free from grease,
suint (residue from perspiration), dead skin and dirt and
vegetable matter present...
- impurities;
vegetable matter, sand, dirt and yolk
which is a
mixture of
suint (sweat), grease,
urine stains and dung locks. The sheep's body
yields many...
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special wool
scouring detergent to
remove dirt, wool
grease (crude lanolin),
suint (sweat salts), and
anything else
stuck to the wool. The wool
grease is continuously...
- Wool
impurities Type of
impurity In
Merino In
crossbreed Dirt or soil 19% 8%
Grease 16% 11%
Suint 6% 8%...
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chiefly used to make
blankets and
which still retained its
lanolin and
suint (sweat), and
which could repel water, on the one hand, but
which left an...
- "night",
pluie "rain",
suite "continuation" /ɥɛ̃/ [y̯ɛ̃] as in juin "June",
suint "ooze (tar)"
Semivowels /wi/ as in oui "yes" /jɛ̃/ as in lien "bond" /jɛ/...
- suicide, tui, Inuit,
Hinduism /aɪ/ duiker, /ə/
circuitry /wɪ/ cuisine,
suint /wiː/ suite, ennui,
tuille /uːaɪ/ sui
generis /weɪ/ feng s**** uu /juə/ continuum...
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chiefly used to make
blankets and
which still retained its
lanolin and
suint (sweat), and
which could repel water, on the one hand, but
which left an...
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carding mill. When the wool is
obtained from fleeces,
knitters remove the
suint by
leaving them out in the rain to
soften and then
pulling the wool out...
- "sooty")
suint "grease"
suinter "to ooze" ( < OFr
suiter < Frk *switan "to sweat" < Gmc, cf OHG
suizan "to sweat", Dut
sweeten "to sweat")
suint suintement...
