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Meanings of lampblack in English
Usage of lampblack in English
1
Unbleached shellac and a small quantity of lampblack is then stirred in.
2
That odd face in bismuth and lampblack was bending over him.
3
The latter is left as a fine, pure lampblack, suitable for printer's ink.
4
This can well be done by painting with a solution of lampblack in turpentine.
5
I'll dip a skeleton blank in hot wax and lampblack.
6
It is called "fog" by courtesy, but lampblack is its chief ingredient.
7
Soot or lampblack is a very important material in Japan for making inks, paints, etc.
8
The lampblack will kill any glare from the lights and they may not see us.
9
Build a small fire on the poop and throw some oil and lampblack on it.
10
The wax was formerly made with resin and lampblack, and cost four livres the pound.
11
I wonder is there any lampblack on the place?
12
For black leathers, some lampblack may be added and the mixture applied in the same way.
13
Light and heat rays fall upon the lampblack, pass through the cylinder, and heat the water.
14
This lampblack also requires some care in preparing.
15
When the wax has become liquid mix thoroughly into it a little drop black or lampblack.
16
In the shop were white lead, lampblack, king's yellow and red lead, with oil and turpentine.
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