Noun:

ଡ୍ରିଲିଂ, ପୋରୋସିଟି |,

borers's Usage Examples:

conch players, two drummers, eight Dragarhikas, 22 karmakaras or laborers, souters, two sutradharas or carpenters, two architects and two blacksmiths.

He was soon famous even off-world—many bonded laborers on Venus saw him as a messianic figure.

True book-borers are uncommon.

The forced laborers were not always kept in formal concentration camps, but often just vacant buildings where they slept until the next day's labor took them outside these quarters.

The film tells the story of Indians arriving in the British colony of British Guiana (present-day Guyana) as indentured laborers amidst the abolition of slavery during the nineteenth century.

are longhorn beetles, bark beetles and weevils, and metallic flat-headed borers.

This dish is widely popular among workers and laborers and the dish is well-suited to mass catering events such as conferences.

Oberea is a genus of longhorn beetles, most of which are stem borers of various plants, including blackberries and their relatives.

The player scales the outer wall of the island to reach the Plantation where the Doctor is using the Mimigas as slave laborers to grow red flowers.

Ilocano herdsmen and laborers composed the first town which was founded in 1838, in San Felipe, which was later transferred to Santa Catalina, then returned to the present site.

They were marched back to Victoria, where Holzinger again saved twenty-six men, by conscripting them as laborers for Urrea.

of merchants, of manufacturers, of formers; of day-laborers becoming fanners, manufacturers, merchants, or possessors of houses or capital, in their.

borers and flake scrapers), massive flake scrapers, and pieces with denticulation, all similar to those found at Shemouniyeh and Wadi Fa"rah.

Synonyms:

drill, star drill, stone drill, rock drill, bore bit, straight flute, cross bit, straight-fluted drill,

Antonyms:

vertebrate,