stemplarn.
/ˈstɛmplə/ = stemple n. 1.
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society > occupation and work > workplace > places where raw materials are extracted > mine > [noun] > other places in mine
work1474
firework1606
stemple1653
stool1653
bink1675
engine pit1687
swamp1691
feeder1702
wall1728
bag1742
sill1747
stope1747
rose cistern1778
striking-house1824
plat1828
stemplar1828
screen chamber1829
offtake1835
footwall1837
triple pit1839
stamp1849
paddock1852
working floor1858
pit house1866
ground-sluice1869
screen tower1871
planilla1877
undercurrent1877
mill1878
blanket-sluice1881
stringing-deal1881
wagon-breast1881
brushing-bed1883
poppet-leg1890
slippet1898
stable1906
overcut1940
1828 W. Carr Dial. Craven (ed. 2) Stemplar, timber to support the roof of a mine.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1916; most recently modified version published online September 2021).
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n.1828- substantify
- substantifying
- substantious
- substantiously
- substantiousness
- substantival
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- substantivated
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- substantive
- substantive law
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- substantive verb
- substantively
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- suckingdisk
- suckingfish
- suckingfoot
- suckingmouth
- suckingpad
- suckingpaper
- suckingpig
- suckingpipe
- suckingpot