- on the
straight grain.
Ruffles may be
gathered by
using a
gathering stitch, or by p****ing the
fabric through a
mechanical ruffler,
which is an attachment...
- Look up
ruffle in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ruffle or
ruffles may
refer to:
Ruffle (sewing), a
gathered or
pleated strip of
fabric Ruffle (software)...
- Four
ruffles and
flourishes pla****
before "Hail Columbia" U.S.
military band
playing ruffles and
flourishes being before a
performance of "Hail Columbia"...
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Ruffle is a free and open
source emulator for
Adobe Flash (SWF) files.
Following the
deprecation and
discontinuation of
Adobe Flash Player in
January 2021...
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Within molecular and cell
biology membrane ruffling (also
known as cell
ruffling) is the
formation of a
motile cell
surface that
contains a
meshwork of...
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military leadership.
Rüffler was
credited with 88
victories in 690 missions, a
further 10
victories were
claimed but not confirmed.
Rüffler was born on 18 January...
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Ruffles (known as Lays Maxx or Lays Max in some
countries and
Walkers Max,
Walkers Max
Double Crunch or
Walkers Max
Strong for the UK and
Ireland markets...
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Philip Charles Ruffles CBE
FREng FRS is a
British aerospace engineer. Born in
October 1939, he
graduated from the
University of
Bristol with a
first class...
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Ruffle Bar is a 143-acre (58 ha)
island located in
Jamaica Bay in the
borough of
Brooklyn in New York City, off the
coast of Canarsie. The
island is part...
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Jonathan Ruffle is a
British writer,
director and
producer who has made TV and
radio programmes for the BBC, ITV and
Channel 4. At one time
Steve Wright's...
