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kerned
▪ I. kerned, ppl. a.1 (kɜːnd) [f. kern v.1] a. Of cereal grains or fruit: (Ill or well) formed, set, or hardened. Said also of a crop. † b. Of salt: (Small, large, hard, etc.) -grained. Obs. c. dial. = corned a.1 2. d. Of ore: see quot. 1850.1602 Carew Cornwall 20 b, An ill kerned, or saued Harvest,... Oxford English Dictionary
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Kerning (dairy)
Kerning (or ‘kerned’) refers to an ancient Somerset term for ‘thickening’ predominantly used in relation to dairy products. kirna’ in Old Icelandic The word has since been adopted as a synonym to the straining/filtering processes involved in thickening yogurt – the phrase ‘kerned wikipedia.org
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kerne
▪ I. kern, kerne, n.1 (kɜːn) Forms: 4– kerne, 6 karn(e, 6–8 kearne, 6– kern. [ad. Ir. ceithern, (ceatharn), pronounced (ˈkehərn) or (ˈkeərn), OIr. ceitern, OCelt. keterna, a band of foot-soldiers; adopted in Eng. not only in its collective sense, but also to denote an individual soldier, = the Irish... Oxford English Dictionary
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Cantarell (typeface)
It was argued that GNOME's use of Cantarell reduced legibility in desktop applications, it was not kerned and has deformed glyphs. wikipedia.org
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kerning
▪ I. kerning, vbl. n.1 (ˈkɜːnɪŋ) [f. kern v.1 + -ing1.] The processs of forming into grains; seeding; granulation. Also attrib., as kerning-period, kerning-season, kerning-time; kerning-ground (see quot. 1732).1669 Worlidge Syst. Agric. (1681) 135 The greater Trees, in their blossoming and kerning-t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Strained yogurt
Strained yogurt, Greek yogurt, yogurt cheese, sack yogurt, or kerned yogurt is yogurt that has been strained to remove most of its whey, resulting in a In May 2020, British dairy company Yeo Valley entered the market with an organic product called "Super Thick Kerned Yogurt. wikipedia.org
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Kerning
In a well-kerned font, the two-dimensional blank spaces between each pair of characters all have a visually similar area. Which letters need to be kerned depends on which languages the font is to be used with. wikipedia.org
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protrude
protrude, v. (prəʊˈtruːd) [ad. L. prōtrūd-ĕre to thrust or push forward or forth, f. prō, pro-1 1 a + trūd-ĕre to thrust.] † 1. trans. To thrust forward (some detached body); to push or drive onward. Obs.1620 Venner Via Recta vii. 112 They protrude and driue downe the meates from the stomacke, befor... Oxford English Dictionary
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IJ (digraph)
In most fonts that have a separate character for ij, the two composing parts are not connected but are separate glyphs, which are sometimes slightly kerned wikipedia.org
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propensity
propensity (prəʊˈpɛnsɪtɪ) [f. as prec. + -ity: so It. propensità (Florio).] 1. The quality or character of being ‘propense’ or inclined to something; inclination, disposition, tendency, bent. Const. to, towards (rarely for, of) with n., or to with inf. a. Disposition or inclination to some action, c... Oxford English Dictionary
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Sol Hess
Bruce Oldstyle Italic (1908), the first kerned italic for Monotype casting. wikipedia.org
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grout
▪ I. grout, n.1 (graʊt) [OE. gr{uacu}t str. fem. (declined as consonant-stem, dative gr{yacu}t), corresponding to MDu. grute, gruit coarse meal, peeled barley or rye, malt, flavouring for beer, yeast (mod.Du. gruit dregs), MHG. grûȥ masc. and fem., grain, small beer; related to grit n.1, grit n.2, g... Oxford English Dictionary
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Avant-Garde (magazine)
It is characterized by geometrically perfect round strokes; short, straight lines; and an extremely large number of kerned ligatures. wikipedia.org
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Caledonia (typeface)
Linotype offered Caledonia for its Linofilm system, making several modifications to the design, most noticeably an "f" that kerned now that it was no longer wikipedia.org
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new
▪ I. † new, n.1 Obs. rare. [For nue, nuy, aphetic form of anuy annoy n.] Trouble, sorrow.c 1440 York Myst. xlv. 144 All þat are in newe or in nede. Ibid. xlvii. 96 Thy tyme is paste of all þi care,..Of newe schall þou witte neuere more.▪ II. new, a. and n.2 (njuː) Forms: 1–3 niwe, (1 niue, 3 nywe, n... Oxford English Dictionary
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