Noun:

தையல் விளிம்ப,

seams's Usage Examples:

At Cushendun, however, a coarse conglomerate is believed to be Devonian, while Lower Carboniferous Sandstones, with several coal-seams, form a small productive basin at Ballycastle.

Occasional beds of tuff are intercalated among these lavas, and likewise seams of fine clay or shale which have preserved the remains of numerous land-plants.

Sublimed sulphur also results from the spontaneous combustion of coal seams containing pyrites.

LZR Racer Elite Jammer: A long short made of LZR Pulse fabric and featuring the bonded seams and engineered fit that create a fully optimized performance.

A seamstress can easily create a suitable modesty panel to wear beneath an immodest dress.

He likewise refers to the use of byblus as tow for caulking the seams of ships; and the statement of Theophrastus that King Antigonus made the rigging of his fleet of the same material is illustrated by the ship's cable, ern-Nov (315(Ncvov, wherewith the doors were fastened when Ulysses slew the suitors in his hall (Odyss.

These can be most advantageously used on thick seams 6 to io ft.

Prairie fires or spontaneous combustion have ignited many coal seams.

Many times artists, seamstresses, and other crafters leave samples of their work, along with a business card advertising their products.

They consist of breccias, conglomerates, sandstones, marls, and limestones, with seams of coal and lignite.

I arranged to have their seamstress sew you one.

The fibrous tough roots, softened by soaking in water, and split, are used by the Indians and voyageurs to sew together the birch-bark covering of their canoes; and a resin that exudes from the bark is employed to varnish over the seams.

The bags are lightweight, fold down for easy storage and the seams are bound with grosgrain ribbon, so that you can load them up with no fear of strain.

Synonyms:

fell, joint, felled seam, welt, surgical seam, suture,

Antonyms:

curve, straight line, natural object, inactivity, unfold,