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- adjective Not
sanded (abraded or cleaned).
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective used of wood and furniture
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Examples
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It's an intriguing puzzle box of a novel with a few edges left unsanded.
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The struts and beams are rough, unsanded, like parts of a barn.
GIRL BY THE ROAD AT NIGHT DAVID RABE 2010
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The struts and beams are rough, unsanded, like parts of a barn.
GIRL BY THE ROAD AT NIGHT DAVID RABE 2010
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The struts and beams are rough, unsanded, like parts of a barn.
GIRL BY THE ROAD AT NIGHT DAVID RABE 2010
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Liesl Schillinger on another collection of short stories, The Heyday of the Insensitive Bastards by Robert Boswell: Boswell inlays smooth, polished judgments into unsanded models of working-class and middle-class lives, setting off aspects of the characters' makeup that they could not or would not reveal themselves ...
Old Media Monday: Reviewing the Reviewers Omnivoracious 2009
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The unsanded grout should be fine on smaller pieces of work and is easier to apply.
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Buy a quart of flat black paint or any other color that you like and add 2 tablespoons of unsanded tile grout per cup of paint.
Turn Cheap Furniture Into A Chalkboard Table | Lifehacker Australia 2009
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Liesl Schillinger on another collection of short stories, The Heyday of the Insensitive Bastards by Robert Boswell: Boswell inlays smooth, polished judgments into unsanded models of working-class and middle-class lives, setting off aspects of the characters' makeup that they could not or would not reveal themselves ...
Shelfari: Shelfari 2009
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Venice's tourist organization, La Azienda Di Promozione Turistica, publishes an interesting quarterly magazine called Leo, which, rather than the usual species of unsanded commerical boosterism one might expect from a tourist board publication, can be smart and surprising.
Veniceblog: 2005
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Venice's tourist organization, La Azienda Di Promozione Turistica, publishes an interesting quarterly magazine called Leo, which, rather than the usual species of unsanded commerical boosterism one might expect from a tourist board publication, can be smart and surprising.
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