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| Girth
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(1) The circumference of anything. The distance around the outside. (2) A band around the belly of an animal for holding a saddle or pack. |
| Glabrous
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Plant surface which is smooth and hairless. |
| Gland
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In a pump, the part that holds one half of the mechanical seal and attaches to the stuffing box. |
| Glare
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The discomfort or interference with visual perception when viewing a bright object against a dark background. |
| Glass
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A hard, brittle, translucent or transparent, substance which is made by fusing silicates with soda or potash, lime and other metallic oxides; it is then cooled rapidly to prevent crystallization. |
| Glass and tile bit
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Glass and tile bits are carbide-tipped for drilling tile, glass and marble. |
| Glass blocks
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Translucent glass blocks that are held together with mortar or plastic strips with silicon sealant and used to build non-bearing walls or partitions. |
| Glass cleaner
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| Glass cutter
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Tool used for cutting or etching glass. To cut, a line is scored where the glass can be broken out. |
| Glass door, sliding
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Door with two or more glass panels, which are mounted in a frame of wood or metal. One the other frames is stationery and the other is mounted on rollers so that it can slide along a track to open and close. They are often used for patio doors because of the light proved through the glass. |
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