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siftings
/ ˈsɪftɪŋz /
plural noun
- material or particles separated out by or as if by a sieve
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When the scoriæ are viscid, the quantity of siftings must be diminished; but if thin, they must be increased.
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Sow broadcast, cover with siftings just deep enough to hide the seed, and close the frame.
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These last may be considered the siftings of the smaller planets, and the first the refuse of the Saturnian system.
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Sowens, a dish made by steeping, fermenting, and then boiling the husks or siftings of oats in water.
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The second, B, C, is occupied with two successive siftings and the milling.
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