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Meanings of mortar in English
Usage of mortar in English
1
Of course, that doesn't mean brick-and-mortar stores are going away anytime soon.
2
Took away the mortar in his pockets; no sign of it here.
3
Do we compromise our skin's health by constantly scrubbing off the mortar?
4
Earlier, Palestinians fired a mortar shell at an Israeli settlement in Gaza.
5
In the simplest form, the sugar cane is crushed in a mortar.
6
It's really a very simple concept: brick and mortar, in miniature size.
7
It was an internet scam conducted the brick-and-mortar way, the FTC said.
8
The use of phosgene in trench mortar bombs also began in 1916.
9
Locals said at least one mortar round landed near the police station.
10
They were down in the pits mixing the mortar, were the women.
11
Beat the coral in a mortar, and thicken the liquid with it.
12
Ten minutes later, we plunged down into our mortar and anti-tank positions.
13
No mortar or mud was needed to plug holes or add support.
14
Remove from the fire, and pound to a paste in the mortar.
15
At that moment, a mortar shell exploded twenty feet ahead of me.
16
No mortar was used, so the blocks had to fit together precisely.
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Mortar across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
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