dredging box
dredging box noun: a container with a perforated lid, used for scattering sugar, flour, or other powder such as hair powder or meal powder).
Noun
dredging box (plural dredging boxes)
- A container with a perforated lid, used for scattering sugar, flour, or other powder such as hair powder or meal powder)
- To render the fuzes of mortar shell more certain of taking fire, meal powder was sprinkled over them, after the shell had been placed in the mortar, from a dredging box.2013, Francis A. Lord, Civil War Collector's Encyclopedia
- Synonyms:
- dredger
Synonyms of dredging box
Forms of dredging box
| plural | dredging boxes |
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Questions about dredging box
- What does dredging box mean?
- Dredging box means a container with a perforated lid, used for scattering sugar, flour, or other powder such as hair powder or meal powder).
- What part of speech is dredging box?
- Dredging box is a noun.
- What is the plural of dredging box?
- The plural of dredging box is dredging boxes.
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