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puddler::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | ironworker |
| Derivation | puddle |
Examples of puddler
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The future of the Welsh puddler passing just now is not so pleasant.
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This was invented by a puddler named Joseph Hall at Tipton.
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The puddling process could not be scaled up, being limited by the amount that the puddler could handle.
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When he was thirteen Hodge left school to become a solicitor's clerk and then in a grocer's shop before becoming joining the local iron works as a puddler, the same job as his father.
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- A worker who turns pig iron into wrought iron by puddling
- A player who hits a lot of chip shots and drop shots.
- Circular mound of gravel shaped like a doughnut, with another mound in the Center for a post. As horse walks around outside dragging a beam with chains and weights suspended from it, which helped break up the clay and free the gold.
- (hist.) or puddling machines, were used where it was necessary to break up the wash on the goldfields. They consisted of large circular holes about 15 m to 20 m in circumference in which the dirt and water were mixed, with perhaps a small race conveying water into the puddler. ...
- Forerunner of the agitator, a mesh drum.
- Participated in the making of iron, and later on, steel. The process of puddling was developed towards the end of the 18th century and involved stirring molten iron inside the furnace with rods. These rods were used up during the process.
