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Meanings of ash in English
Usage of ash in English
1
The coal ash rule does not require tests of local drinking water.
2
But some ash trees are likely to have natural immunity, he said.
3
Others walked as far as 20 kilometres through swirling ash to safety.
4
Sheep deaths resulted from physical, rather than chemical properties of the ash.
5
I also determined the phosphoric acid in the ash of the clover-roots.
6
Oak and ash boughs reached across: in the ash the wood-pigeons lingered.
7
It has come crashing down due to a 'cash for ash' scandal.
8
The Jolly Weeper had disappeared; there wasn't even any ash left behind.
9
The leaves around him, however, still held their pale layer of ash.
10
The ash cloud over the central north island could affect air travel.
11
I asked, blowing the ash from the live coal in my pipe.
12
It crouched under the dipping boughs of the ash-tree that sheltered it.
13
Up in the ash-tree a dove perched and looked down at Bevis.
14
A thin ash-grey shape flickering at the treeline far to the east.
15
This duty consisted in sweeping the floor every morning, emptying ash-trays, etc.
16
Traffic was suspended on Friday due to the ash cloud from Iceland.
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New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
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