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Definition of Glueing

1. glue [v] - See also: glue

Lexicographical Neighbors of Glueing

Literary usage of Glueing

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. An Encyclopædia of Architecture: Historical, Theoretical, and Practical by Joseph Gwilt (1842)
"795. is another mode of glueing veneers together with cross pieces ... 796. is shown the method of glueing up columns in pieces, which hete are eight in ..."

2. Bookbinding, and the Care of Books: A Handbook for Amateur Bookbinders by Douglas Cockerell (1901)
"CHAPTER VIII Fraying out Slips—glueing up—Rounding and Backing FRAYING OUT SLIPS AND glueing UP Fraying out AFTER sewing, the book should be looked glueing ..."

3. A New Malagasy-English Dictionary by James Richardson (1885)
"To be sticking together, to Ъе obstinate. A tree, from which oozes out a gummy substance used in glueing canoes, ..."

4. Report of the Richmond, Indiana, Survey for Vocational Education by Indiana State Board of Education, Richmond (Ind.). Board of Education, Indiana University, Robert Josselyn Leonard (1916)
"The glueing processes may thus proceed continuously. Each edge gluer is assisted by u helper who scrapes the dry glue from the glued boards with a steel ..."

5. Time Studies as a Basis for Rate Setting by Dwight V. Merrick (1919)
"By the use of an automatic dovetailing and glueing machine, operated in conjunction with an ordinary power rip saw, the fairly complex operation is made ..."

6. The Teacher's Hand-book of Slöjd: As Practised and Taught at Nääs by Otto Aron Salomon, Carl Nordendahl, Alfred Johansson (1904)
"A. glueing. The simplest way of jointing two pieces of wood is to introduce between them a connecting medium in liquid form, ie, glue. ..."

7. The Useful Arts: Considered in Connexion with the Applications of Science by Jacob Bigelow (1853)
"Insertion, Interposition, Binding, Locking, Cementing, glueing, Welding, Sol dering, Casting, {Taxes, Moulds. THE attraction of cohesion, which retains ..."

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