Definitions
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- n. Plural form of flask.
Etymologies
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Examples
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I tried to do this reaction sequence in flasks with rubber stoppers (Figure 2), because I had no glassware with ground glass joints.
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In between I drank champagne, which had apparently been in every movie ever made, and cursed Mayer, and deleted beakers and laboratory flasks from the cantina scene in Star Wars.
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If she went to bed now she would be sure to suffer all night, and in one of the flasks was a s ure cure.
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Even some teens who come to Icing for $25 handbags, headbands and prom apparel called the flasks a bad idea.
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The Pacific Teal is carrying 40 of these canisters loaded into two steel "flasks".
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Perhaps a book or two will help you decide which way to go on patches, solvents (soap and water works), lubes, tools, starters, flasks, measures, and some tips.
I was thinking about getting a Traditions Kentucky Rifle .50 Caliber Muzzleloader.
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It put him in mind of a nineteenth-century laboratory or lecture theatre, and for an instant he saw Bunsen burners on wooden benches, flasks of acid and the skeleton of an ape.
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Pilgrim flasks document the collection of oil or water from a sacred site, as a portable "souvenir" with lasting spiritual power, while reliquary jewels and crosses, meant to be worn, suggest that relics were regarded as protective amulets.
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When we used to use the general multi-lab cold room, I used to keep large flasks of just general ddH2O in there for the protein purification system.
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A costumed racer On his blog exercisingwhileintoxicated.com , he suggests other vessels for carrying alcohol during the race, including flasks, hydration backpacks, and specially-designed brassieres.
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