- In folk
magic and witchcraft, a
poppet (also
known as poppit, moppet,
mommet or pippy) is a doll made to
represent a person, for
casting spells on that...
- A
poppet valve (also
sometimes called mushroom valve) is a
valve typically used to
control the
timing and
quantity of
petrol (gas) or
vapour flow into...
-
Poppets (formerly and
colloquially known as
Paynes Poppets) are a
confectionery manufactured by
Valeo Confectionery,
first introduced in 1937 by Payne's...
-
Poppets Town,
French title: Les
Popilous (also
styled as
PoppetsTown;
Popilouville in French) is a ****anese-influenced
animated children's
television series...
-
Poppet was a
British w****ly girls'
comic anthology published by
Fleetway Publications from 5
October 1963 to 11 July 1964. The
title was short-lived, running...
-
control a
poppet valve in
order to
regulate pressure. With no
inlet pressure, the
spring above the
diaphragm pushes it down on the
poppet valve, holding...
- worldwide.
Users could choose from one of six
virtual pet
monsters (Katsuma,
Poppet, Diavlo, Luvli, Furi, and Zommer) they
could create, name and nurture. Once...
- is a type of
valve mechanism for
piston engines,
distinct from the
usual poppet valve.
Sleeve valve engines saw use in a
number of pre–World War II luxury...
- and
grossed $2.9 million. The film’s plot
follows Monsters Katsuma and
Poppet, who are
starring in a do****entary
about their home and are
trying to retrieve...
-
internal combustion engines began to
develop separately to
steam engines,
poppet valves became increasingly common.
Beginning with the 1885
Daimler Reitwagen...
