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Meanings of fulminate in English
Usage of fulminate in English
1
For their part, the mostly disregarded Arab leaders can fulminate and fume.
2
It contained a pinch of fulminate and a few bits of gravel.
3
Unquestionably the Zenith Club acted as a fulminate for little Annie Eustace.
4
A fulminate cap was glued to the top of the tube.
5
We do not fulminate against a treatise on Quaternions because it lacks humor.
6
Next Sunday, the Papa Deldimopulo will fulminate against you the 'cataramonachia'.
7
You see, the powder and fulminate, sealed up in the cartridges, are practically imperishable.
8
Generally, nitro-glycerine is ignited by caps of fulminate, which in bursting cause the explosion.
9
In our times, also, the use of fulminate has assured fire under all conditions.
10
The patient presented with cardiorespiratory insufficiency that was first treated as acute fulminate myocarditis.
11
As well as flog, frenzy, fondue and fandango not to mention fulminate, and fustigate.
12
To fulminate at the thunderbolt which kills you, is victory.
13
Then he exploded it in the regular way with a battery and a fulminate cap.
14
Islamists constantly fulminate against the situation in Jeddah as if it was Sodom and Gomorrah.
15
Barnett swung the fulminate in his handkerchief and gave it to a sailor to hold.
16
The ground seemed to fulminate, for she could see glowing embers, yet earth remained unconsumed.
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