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dyer::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | skilled worker, skilled workman, trained worker |
| Derivation | dye |
Examples of dyer
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Dyer casts with pinpoint precision by wedging the rod between neck and shoulder.
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Dyer later relented after attorneys said the timelines were goals, not mandates.
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Dyer certainly wouldn't be rehashing those arguments to an ex-member of the SDS.
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Dyer Island sits farther south between Prudence Island and mainland Portsmouth.
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Dyer is unlike any angler most of us have ever seen, let alone gone fishing with.
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Dyer pushed himself out of the couch, crossed the room, and shook James's hand.
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Dyer has led the seniorless Cougars to 39 victories in their two varsity seasons.
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Dyer took the handoff and ran off right tackle for about 7 yards, or so it seemed.
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Dyer said the cost to build each home is around $75,000, including appliances.
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- Someone whose job is to dye cloth
- Dyer is an Amtrak station in Dyer, Indiana, served by the Cardinal and Hoosier State, and is the penultimate station for both trains.
- Dyer is a surname, with English origins, and may refer to: * Ainsworth Dyer * Alex Dyer (footballer born 1965), English footballer who played for Blackpool, Charlton Athletic and Oxford United, amongst others * Alex Dyer (footballer born 1989), English footballer who plays for Northampton Townn* ...
- (Dyers) A dye can generally be described as a colored substance that has an affinity to the to which it is being applied. The dye is generally applied in an aqueous solution, and may require a mordant to improve the fastness of the dye on the fiber.
- (Dyers) People who applied dye to skins, mainly for the fashion leathers
- According to the Imam Abu Hanifah, a dyer of cloth is at liberty to
- Employed in the textile mills to color fabric prior to weaving
- Dyed fabric. My home town of Coventry was famous for its silk dying industry, its rivers ran sky blue with waste dye, hence the association between the city and the colour Sky Blue.
- In French, tienturier, refers to a grape possessing a pigmented (red) pulp. In general only the skins of red grapes possess color. Extraction of color from the pulp is easier and more complete, thus these grapes are often used for blending in cases where color is an issue.
