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Meanings of small tuft in English
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Usage of small tuft in English
1
A small tuft of ostrich plumes nodded from her bonnet.
2
That and a small tuft below was all the hair he wore upon his face.
3
The "devil's jaw" could boast only a small tuft of hair.
4
And from the small tuft of moustache to the keynote cowlick of hair, the face is instantly recognisable.
5
On the top of it was a little ball of gold, and behind a small tuft of red silk.
6
It is a pine-tree divested of its lower branches and having only a small tuft at the top remaining.
7
The tui or parson-bird is a starling, and has a small tuft of white cravat-like feathers growing from his throat.
8
For answer Wetzel threw back the flaps of his coat and there at his belt hung a small tuft of black hair.
9
The only hair upon their persons is a small tuft upon the crown of the head, in which they stick one or more feathers.
10
Boil the cauliflower not too soft and break up into small tufts.
11
He prodded at the sod in the other world, digging up small tufts.
12
The ground around was strewn with small tufts of white wool.
13
His feet shuffled along and kicked up small tufts of dust and ash.
14
We camped outside of the scrub, surrounded by small tufts of the Bricklow Acacia.
15
The sack was bloodstained and contained some small tufts of hair and the dust of cement.
16
When cold, divide into small tufts.