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Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. In seal-engraving, a plate of steel on which diamond-powder and oil are spread to prepare it for the rubbing down of the surfaces of stones before and after designs are cut on them.
- n. In iron ship-building, a piece of plate of conventional diamond shape uniting and strengthening parts which cross each other at the same level.
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“Sitting on a hard chair makes the skin on your butt look like diamond-plate.”
“After considering smoked mirrors and industrial diamond-plate steel, he settled on the Copper Stratos plastic laminate from Formica's DecoMetal collection.”
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“Floor surfaces also are mixed, including tile, bamboo and diamond-plate steel.”
“We didn't repeat a combination in 2009, but didn't repeat a home combination in 2006, the first year of the diamond-plate unis.”
“Cutting steel in our shop for an aluminum diamond-plate ramp to use on the big vault at the downtown Canton Key Bank.”
“Neighbors might consider some diamond-plate shutters on the windows facing the church and amending their insurance policy by adding the clauses regarding civil unrest. regards,”
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