Synonyms
Examples for "soot"
Examples for "soot"
1
The soot in your soul is a stain in your eyes, McTee.
2
He was working upstream against a heavy traffic of soot-faced wretches now.
3
Mike dropped the soot-covered object in the fender, and glared at it.
4
A cloud of soot spilled down the chimney and across the hearth.
5
The button of soot has vanished into the limbo of superseded inventions.
1
Though I don't believe in sex addiction, I think it's a crock.
2
Now pour into jar or crock and store in a cool place.
3
A single leaf had come to rest atop a small clay crock.
4
The crock is cooled externally with ice, and the contents stirred continuously.
5
Place old plate over eggs in crock to keep them under water.
1
They are worse than the fly in hops, or smut in barley.
2
No wonder smut is the worst trouble for wheat-raisers in the Northwest.
3
We had a remarkable instance of smut in our corn last summer.
4
Try this and estimate the per cent of smut at next harvest-time.
5
Sorghum is affected by a smut similar to that of other grains.
1
The ink is not toxic, being made from carbon black and oil.
2
Finally, he said the device will initially be offered in carbon black.
3
Elise pointed at the carbon black knives laid out on the counter.
4
The only things below it are carbon black- acommoningredient in tires-andasphalt.
5
The Carbon Chemical segment manufactures and sells products related to pitches, carbon black, benzene.
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.