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грат Raised edge or small pieces of material remaining attached to a workpiece after a modification process.
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There was a gentle 'burr' from the telephone in the next room.
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The prime minister concluded with his rough burr; and Armitage laughed outright.
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Like any other serious espresso bar, we used a conical burr grinder.
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The burr in the voice did not escape the other's attentive ear.
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He dropped the burr and sealed the unspoken covenant upon her lips.
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Frontman Caleb Followill thanks the crowd half-a-dozen times in his Tennessee burr.
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His natal burr was always in evidence when he was sentimentally affected.
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Once Spiro had taken charge he stuck to us like a burr.
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A burr does not easily work off the end of an axle.
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They heard the harsh burr of the playing cards and looked up.
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It is sometimes called a new burr clover, which it somewhat resembles.
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The DCI gets a burr up his butt from time to time.
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They regret this partiality as a provincial burr, as greenness and narrowness.
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Wynn stopped brushing to gently pick at a burr with her fingertips.
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Again that voice with the Scottish burr on every note: Charge, Gordons!
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The surgery was done through four burr holes drilled through the skull.
