Definitionn. a golfer whose shots typically curve right
Last update: September 22, 2015
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Such a slicer is capable of efficiently slicing 300,000 kilos of roots in twenty-four hours, the knives being changed four times in that period, or oftener if required, for it is necessary to change them the moment the slices show by their rough appearance that the knives are losing their cutting edges. [Please select]
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Slicer six or seven years ago--you remember--that Cecil Grainger had such a deuce of a time with. [Please select]
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Slicer, president of the Federation of Women's Clubs, and those weak eyes had once stared a Governor of a State out of countenance. [Please select]
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** Vegetable Slicer [413] The slicer is made of a knife blade, screw and pin handle. [Please select]
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As the screw feeds into the vegetable [Illustration: Slicer In Vegetable] or fruit, the blade will slice it in a curl of even thickness. [Please select]
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In a pump, mangold-slicer, cake-crusher, or chaff-cutter, the fly-wheel helps the operator to pass _his_ dead points--that is, those parts of the circle described by the handle in which he can do little work. [Please select]
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