Results for: weld with butt joint
English English
weld with butt jointbutt-weld
(British slang) cigarette; cigarette buttciggy
(British) cigarette butt, last and worst part of something, remnant of clothfag end
(Principality of Andorra) republic in the eastern Pyrenees which is under the joint political control of France and SpainAndorra
(Slang) smoke a joint, smoke a cigaretter or a pipe, puff marijuana, puff of marijuanatoke
a push, abut, bang, bump; interrupt, disturb; push with the head or horns (like a goat or calf), butt joint, buttocks, cask, cigarette end, goal, hinge, mound behind target, object of ridicule or contempt, ram somebody or something, stick out, stump, s...butt
abnormal bodily discharge, apply flux to, constant change, flow along or out, flow; flowing; fluidity, continual change; instability; material for soldering, glaze component, make or become fluid, melt; weld, fuse; flow, quantity of movement, rate of f...flux
abnormal condition, fusion of plant parts, growing together of bones or parts, growing together of bones or parts that were formerly separate (Anatomy, Zoology, Botany), joint with little movementsymphysis
abutting parts forming jointbutt joint
accept responsibility, capacity to handle responsibility, carry or place something on shoulders, joint attaching a forelimb to the trunk, land beside road, meat from shoulder, move something with shoulder, part of garment fitting shoulder, part of the ...shoulder
act of bending; curvature; curve, bend; bent state; bent state of a limb or joint; inflection (Grammar), bending of limb, bending of something, position of bent partflexion
act of bucking, amount of money, antelope or deer, article made of buckskin, bet, gamble (Slang), butt with lowered head, charge into somebody, dandy or fop, dollar, gamble against something, jump upward, make jolting motion, male animal, male deer; ma...buck
act of hitting a baseball gently; push, butt (as with the head or horns), gentle hit of ball, hit a ball gently, middle part of sail, ram (with the head or horns); hit softly (Baseball)bunt
act of joggling; jolt; gentle back and forth movement, swaying, jiggling, join with joggle, jar; gently move back and forth, jiggle, shake slightly; cause to sway or jiggle, masonry joint, shaking actionjoggle
act of sharing, dividing and apportioning; joint ownershipsharing
 

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