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Meanings of rosin in English
Spanish
colofonia Usage of rosin in English
1
Then the dippers dip the rosin out and put it in barrels.
2
Anybody have some rosin? Her nervous voice was oddly warped and distant.
3
Sometimes dey'd drop dat hot rosin from pine knots on dose blisters.
4
Dip the corks in melted rosin, and tie leather over each.
5
Melt the rosin, tallow and wax together, then add the verdigris.
6
This bench held a tin basin and half a bar of rosin soap.
7
Will there not always be rosin enough for the squeaking fiddle-bow?
8
She tightened the bow and rubbed rosin on the yellowing hair.
9
To-day I tried experiments on grains: the grains given by the sandpaper and rosin.
10
And I remember the time you fried the beans with rosin instead of lard.
11
Fill the crack with some powdered rosin and heap it up on the outside.
12
Solder and rosin can now be put on the full length of the joint.
13
Out of these forests, the inhabitants manufacture turpentine, rosin and tar in great quantities.
14
I'd like to carry the rosin bag for those boys.
15
Resinous woods such as pine and fir distilled with steam give turpentine and rosin.
16
Their clothing is full of rosin and never wears out.
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