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  • Armoire (furniture)
    Armoire, large two-door cupboard, usually movable and containing shelves, hanging space, and sometimes drawers. It was originally used for storing arms. The armoires designed by ...
  • Acrylic (chemistry)
    Other acrylics include cyanoacrylate resins, made into fast-acting adhesives; poly-2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate, abbreviated polyHEMA, made into soft contact lenses; polyacrylamide resins, used as flocculents in water ...
  • Caryatid (architecture)
    Caryatids are sometimes called korai (maidens). Similar figures, bearing baskets on their heads, are called canephores (from kanephoroi, basket carriers); they represent the maidens who ...
  • In the Sea-Language: Sailing Terms in Britannica's First Edition
    of a ship, are those long pieces of timber which are made a little tapering at each end, and are fitted athwart its proper mast, ...
  • Petrel (bird)
    Among the procellariid petrels, some two dozen species of the genera Pterodroma and Bulweria are called gadfly petrels because their flight is more fluttering than ...
  • Aegean Islands (islands, Greece)
    Aegean Islands, Greek islands in the Aegean Sea, particularly the Cyclades, Sporades, and Dodecanese groups. The Cyclades consist of about 30 islands. The Dodecanese, or ...
  • In addition, one authority has separated the order Crocodilomorpha into two suborders, Crocodylia (or Crocodilia) and Paracrocodylia. According to this scheme, the Crocodylia include as ...
  • Desk (furniture)
    The first desks were probably designed for ecclesiastical use. Early English desks derived from the church lectern were massive; after the development of printing, they ...
  • Magnetic forces can be used in locks working on the Yale principle. The key has no serrations; instead, it contains a number of small magnets. ...
  • 11 Egyptian Gods and Goddesses
    Ptah was the head of a triad of gods worshipped at Memphis. The other two members of the triad were Ptahs wife, the lion-headed goddess ...
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