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sill or
sills in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sill may
refer to:
Sill (dock), a weir at the low
water mark
retaining water within a dock
Sill (geology)...
- "Beverly
Sills" if she won the
contest (although she did not
ultimately win).
Sills sang "Romany Life" from
Victor Herbert's The
Fortune Teller.
Sills made...
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window sill or window-
sill, and less
frequently in
British English, cill) is the
horizontal structure or
surface at the
bottom of a window.
Window sills serve...
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foundation or in the
ground and the
sills fit
between the
posts and are
called interrupted sills. In
modern wood construction,
sills usually come in
sizes of 2×4...
- Josh Jobe.
Sills pla**** in only one game as a rookie,
appearing on
several special teams snaps in w**** five
against the
Arizona Cardinals.
Sills was placed...
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metamorphic rock. A
sill is a
concordant intrusive sheet,
meaning that it does not cut
across preexisting rock beds.
Stacking of
sills builds a
sill complex and...
- "Outstanding
Actor in a
Feature Film".
Darien Sills-Evans also
appears in the film in the role of
Charles King. In 2010,
Sills-Evans
directed the
short film, "Dream...
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openings that rise
upward near the
outer shelf,
thereby creating sills.
Aquatic sills can
influence water circulation by
restricting the
movement of bottom...
- The
Spartel or
Espartel Sill is one of the
sills separating the
Mediterranean Sea and the
Atlantic Ocean. This
threshold is the
second shallowest seafloor...
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Irvin Sills (born
December 5, 1955) is an
American professional golfer who pla**** on the PGA Tour and
later became a golf
teaching professional.
Sills, who...
