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clag
▪ I. clag, n. north. dial. [app. f. the verb.] 1. The process or product of clagging; a sticky mass adhering to feet or clothes, entangled in hair, or the like; a clot of wool consolidated with dirt about the hinder parts of a sheep, etc.1641 Best Farm. Bks. (1856) 11 They [lambs] are then..forthwit...
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Clag
Clag may refer to:
Clag (glue), an Australian brand, made by Bostik
Clag, railway terminology for the exhaust emissions of certain locomotives
Clag (card game), a trick-taking card game
Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers (CLAG)
A common name for a horse-fly
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Clag (glue)
Clag is an Australian brand of glue made by Bostik. The non-toxic glue is aimed for use by children in schools. History
Clag was first trademarked in 1898 by Joseph Angus of Melbourne.
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claggok
† ˈclaggok Sc. Obs. [f. clag + -ock.] One clagged with mire, ‘a draggle-tail’ (Jam.).c 1538 Lyndesay Syde Taillis 62 Pure [= poor] Claggokis cled in riploch quhyte.
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Clag (card game)
Clag is a trick-taking card game using a standard pack of 52 French-suited playing cards. Footnotes
References
Bibliography
External links
Clag at gamerules.com.
Clag at pagat.com.
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cledge
cledge (klɛdʒ) [Of doubtful origin: probably connected with clag, as an umlaut derivative of same root. If cledge went back to OE., its form would be clecg:—original *clagja-, or clagjo-; cf. edge, hedge. The latter correspond to Ger. eck(e, hecke, and it is possible that the analogue of cledge is k...
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claggum
claggum north. dial. (ˈklægəm) Also clagum. [f. clag v.] A common name in Scotland and the north of England for treacle-toffee.1832 W. Stephenson Gatesh. Local Poems 104 If money's short, I'll take Rabbit skins for claggum. 1858 R. S. Surtees Ask Mamma xciv. 407 Somehow his tongue clave to his lips—...
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Protofour
The standards document is hosted by the Scalefour Society and the society's Central London Area Group (CLAG) make a HTML version available. scales
External links
Scalefour Society, supporting modelling to P4 standards
EM Gauge Society, supporting modelling to both EM and P4 standards
CLAG
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claggy
claggy, a. Chiefly dial. (ˈklægɪ) [f. clag + -y.] Tending to clag, or to form sticky lumps or clots; tenaciously sticky, adhesive. Hence ˈclagginess.1570 Levins Manip. 98 Claggye, lubricus. 1611 Cotgr., Iotteux, claggie, clammie, cleauing. 1788 W. Marshall E. Yorksh. Gloss., Claggy, sticky, as wet c...
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Cameron Caulfield as Clag
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School paste
Well-known brands include:
Australia
Perkins Paste
Clag (glue)
United States
Elmer's glue
Adhesives
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Inchtavannach
A northern summit, Tom nan Clag (), rises steeply to , the highest point on the loch. A southern summit reaches in height.
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Nomination Whist
Nomination Whist (Oh Hell variant), one of several names for the international card game, Oh Hell
Nomination Whist, another name for the British card game of Clag
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Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers
A board of directors governs CLAG. CLAG publishes a Newsletter and the Journal of Latin American Geography. Conferences
CLAG organizes a conference on a regular basis.
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