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Soaking may
refer to:
Steeping Bathing Soaking (****ual practice) A
preparatory operation for
tanning in the
production of
leather A
discontinued practice...
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Soaking, also
known as "marinading" or "floating", is a ****ual
practice of
inserting a **** into a **** but not
subsequently thrusting, reportedly...
- Gari
Soaking is po****r
Ghanaian dessert made with gari (a
powdery food
material flour made from the
tuberous roots of a c****ava plant). As the name implies...
- A hot spring,
hydrothermal spring, or
geothermal spring is a
spring produced by the
emergence of
geothermally heated groundwater onto the
surface of the...
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soaking, liming,
removal of
extraneous tissues (unhairing,
scudding and fleshing), deliming,
bating or puering, drenching, and pickling. In
soaking,...
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Light soaking refers to the
change in
power output of
solar cells which can be
measured after illumination. This can
either be an
increase or decrease...
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straining the
resulting broth.
Kombu dashi is made by
soaking or
gently simmering kelp in water;
soaking is
traditional and fit for
making baby food while...
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first ryokan (inns) were built,
offering food, accommodations, and
soaking tubs
called ofuro. In
ancient Rome,
there were
three types of baths: Baths...
- seed scarification, stratification, seed
soaking or seed
cleaning with cold (or
medium hot) water. Seed
soaking is
generally done by
placing seeds in medium...
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successful harvest later in the year.
Girls could save
themselves from a
soaking by
giving boys "ransoms" of
painted eggs (pisanki),
regarded as magical...
