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through the windows, and
McCall was captured,
tarred and feathered. In 1766,
Captain J.
William Smith was
tarred, feathered, and
dumped into the
harbor of...
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Traditional wooden boats are
still sometimes tarred. The
heating (dry distilling) of pine wood
causes tar and
pitch to drip away from the wood[citation...
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Tár is a 2022
psychological drama film
written and
directed by Todd Field. Cate
Blanchett stars as
Lydia Tár, a world-renowned conductor,
whose life unravels...
- Look up
tars in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tars or
TARS may
refer to:
TARS, a
fictional robot in the film
Interstellar Tars Tarkas, a fictional...
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Tarring and
feathering is a form of
public torture.
Tarred and
Feathered may
refer to:
Tarred and
Feathered (EP), by The Hives, 2010 "
Tarred and Feathered"...
- kiln-made
article is
superior for
tarred rigging and
therefore it is used prin****lly in
making first-quality
tarred rope. The
tar, as it
comes from the kiln...
- In computing,
tar is a s****
command for
combining multiple computer files into a
single archive file. It was
originally developed for
magnetic tape storage...
- (as
actual liquid tar is
scalding hot) and feathers. The
album cover was done in a
style of a
newspaper with the
headline "
Tarred and Feathered! Cheating...
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Tarmacadam or
tarmac is a
concrete road
surfacing material made by
combining tar and
macadam (crushed
stone and sand),
patented by
Welsh inventor Edgar Purnell...
- The
Tar-Baby is the
second of the
Uncle Remus stories published in 1881; it is
about a doll made of
tar and
turpentine used by the
villainous Br'er Fox...
