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Nippers are
young surf lifesavers,
usually aged
between 5 and 14
years old, in
clubs across Australia, New
Zealand and
South Africa.
Unlike senior surf...
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Nippers was a children's book
series for
early readers established by
Leila Berg and
published by
Macmillan Educational in the
United Kingdom from 1968...
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Doritte (Dorothea)
Nippers (died 1571), was a
Danish woman who was
executed for sorcery.
Nippers was a
widow with one daughter, and a
successful hawker...
- A
ticket punch (or
control nippers) is a hand tool for
permanently marking admission tickets and
similar items of
paper or card stock. It
makes a perforation...
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pincers have
perpendicular cutting edges, the
pincers are
often called end-
nippers or end-cutters. They're
often used in
jewelery making, for
trimming flat...
- inconsistent. Egan Mew
follows the
evolution of the
utensil through:
sugar nippers.
While these tools shared the name with s****y
sugar nips (and were also...
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Sandfly or sand fly is a
colloquial name for any
species or
genus of flying, biting, blood-sucking
dipteran (fly)
encountered in
sandy areas. In the United...
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single large drum (the swift)
accompanied by a pair of in-feed
rollers (
nippers), one or more
pairs of
worker and
stripper rollers, a fancy, and a doffer...
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calluses on the sole of the foot can
result in ab****ns and
cuticle nippers may
accidentally remove too much of the cuticle. Second,
instruments or...
- edge of nails,
pushing and
clipping (with a
cuticle pusher and
cuticle nippers) any
nonliving tissue (but
limited to the
cuticle and hangnails), treatments...