- Look up
wring in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Wringing may
refer to:
Wringing (gauge blocks), the
temporary attachment of
gauge blocks to each other...
- hand
wringing was
identified as one of the most
prevalent stereotypies,
observed in
approximately 60% of subjects. It
found that hand
wringing tended...
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remove nicks and
burrs to
maintain wringability.
There are two
wringing pads used to
prepare a
gauge block for
wringing. The
first is an oil pad,
which applies...
- Look up
strangling in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Strangling or
strangulation is
compression of the neck that may lead to
unconsciousness or death...
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American inventor and
entrepreneur known for
inventions such as the self-
wringing Miracle Mop. She was the
president of
Ingenious Designs, LLC, and appeared...
- may be
delays in
gross motor skills such as
sitting or crawling. Hand-
wringing and
decreasing head
growth may occur, but not
enough to draw attention...
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separated before they can
fully wring.
Because the
angle of the
wedge is
extremely shallow and the gap
extremely small,
wringing may take a few
hours to complete...
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which also
perpetually renewed her virginity. A
motif of the
goddess wringing out her hair is
often repeated. The
subject was
often repeated in Antiquity...
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Daniel Wring (born 26
October 1986) is an
English former professional footballer who
plays for
Larkhall Athletic. He is a midfielder.
Wring began his career...
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bursting at
their instruments to
create a hard
noise (i.e., squeezing, or "
wringing", the neck of the guitar).
Another instrumental called "Playground" was...
