Results for: coat with varnish
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bit, particle, morsel; soft inner part of bread, break into crumbs, crumble; remove crumbs; coat with crumbs, clean crumbs from something, contemptible person, inner part of loaf, put crumbs on or in food, small amount, small fragment of baked foodcrumb
blacken, coat with lampblack, fine black soot created by the burning of certain materials and used mainly as a pigment, powdered carbonlampblack
boiler cover, coat identifying racing dog, dust jacket, floppy disk casing, folder, liner, outer casing of bullet, outer casing of pipe, potato skin, protective clothing, put jacket on something, record cover, short coat, blazer; outer covering, casing...jacket
border on coat-of-armsorle
breed of large dog, large island and province in eastern Canada; breed of dog with a long straight back and a dense oily coatNewfoundland
bronze medal, bronze work of art, copper and tin alloy, copper-based alloy, deep yellowish brown, deep yellowish brown color, made of bronze, make something look like bronze, make the color of bronze; coat with bronze; get a tan, tan skin, type of meta...bronze
build in receding slope, coat food in batter, damage by heavy blows or wear, damaged type, faulty impression, hit repeatedly, mixture of flour, milk, and eggs, one who wields a bat (in a game of baseball, cricket, etc.); baking mixture, player batting,...batter
candy (fruit, etc.); coat with sugar, sugared; sugar coated; smooth, glossyglace
carriage dog, coach dog, dalmatian spotted dog, extinct Romance language, of or pertaining to Dalmatia (historic region in Croatia); of or pertaining to a breed of dog having a white coat marked with black or brown spots, resident of Dalmatia (historic...Dalmatian
caterpillar with woolly coatwoolly bear
cause to take form or shape, cause to form into crystals; take form or shape, form into crystals, coat with sugar crystals, crystalize, form crystals, make or become well definedcrystallize
cement, liquor, mastic tree, resin, resin taken from the bark of the mastic tree and used to produce varnishmastic
chandelier, coat with a glossy finish, give a sheen to; make lustrous, cause to shine; become lustrous, glass pendant on chandelier, glaze on pottery, glorify, sheen; substance which gives a surface a gloss, polish; radiance, brightness; glory, splendo...luster
change to the consistency of gelatin, coat something with gelatin, congeal; solidify; change into gelatingelatinize
cheap and shabby, covered with fleas or fleabites, with pale flecked coatflea-bitten
 

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