deckel

[ dek-uhl ]

noun

, Papermaking.

1. deckle.

Example Sentences

The show gained a following online, and Mr. Harman soon brought it to the attention of Yaron Deckel, the commander of the immensely popular army radio station Galei Zahal, one of the most heavily trafficked stations in Israel.

From New York Times

“I liked the idea of a quality documentary program about Israeli life, ” Mr. Deckel said.

From New York Times

Crushed buckram, gilt top, deckel edges, $1.25; half calf or half morocco, $3.00.

From Project Gutenberg

In Bernamoff’s brisket, we can see two muscles, the “flat” and the “deckel,” separated by a ribbon of fat.

From Slate

Yaron Deckel, the host of a popular morning radio discussion program, said in an interview that while he was amazed at the size of Saturday’s demonstration and the participation of people between ages 25 and 40, the talk of some new revolutionary era was ill-informed.

From New York Times