Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A staging or scaffold in a mine-level for carrying debris.
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- verb Present participle of
bund .
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Examples
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Internet due to "bunding" Internet Explorer with their operating system.
TechCrunch Guest Author 2010
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Internet due to "bunding" Internet Explorer with their operating system.
TechCrunch Guest Author 2010
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By contrast, the vicar's study was bunding with light from the enormous windows that ran nearly from ceiling to floor in one wall.
Sick Cycle Carousel 2010
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The houses are insulated with earth bunding on three sides.
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The first essential step in dry farming is bunding.
28 additional technical notes about tropical agriculture 1996
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All soil conservation works, particularly contour bunding, must be fully protected against erosion, preferably with vegetative cover.
Chapter 9 1995
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Compared to terracing, bunding, or land leveling, vetiver is very inexpensive.
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Experience in India and in other countries has shown that conventional earth bunding systems on small farms have been expensive to develop and have in many cases proved ineffective.
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For a while he raced ahead of them in a bunding surge of speed toward the distant green mountain.
Harpist in the Wind McKillip, Patricia A. 1979
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Mad with fear the herd plunged through the fires, their small hoofs knocking sparks in a bunding shower.
Conan of Cimmeria Howard, Robert E. 1969
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