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Meanings of sawdust in English
Matter.
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Usage of sawdust in English
1
Even the sawdust pyramids and the stumps are magnificent in their desolation.
2
The Brandywine Carnival appeared like an island in a sea of sawdust.
3
The briquettes are made with clay and sawdust from local saw mills.
4
One grain of sawdust on the floor might spoil the whole game.
5
Always keep the feeding part of the hutch well covered with sawdust.
6
In a few seconds, smoke would rise from the sawdust that formed.
7
You cannot make sawdust into marble; you cannot make sea-sand into gold.
8
He deposited his burden on the sawdust and sat down beside it.
9
As you say, there appear to be grains of sawdust in it.
10
Two syllables more, and the parsons would be riding it to sawdust.
11
All that seemed lacking was the sawdust ring and a tinselled garb.
12
It was dusty, decrepit, and smelled faintly of sawdust and machine oil.
13
There was nothing on the bare splintered floor but sawdust and eyeballs.
14
And there before me I saw my old uniform stuffed with sawdust.
15
Prick any typical creation of Dickens and it runs blood, not sawdust.
16
A fleck of blood on his lips showed through makeup and sawdust.
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Sawdust across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common