A favourite flower for the bouquet's centre was the amazon lily, which had white waxy blooms. |
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Although he was still warm to the touch, he had a waxy appearance which suggested a lack of oxygen. |
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There, among the white waxy flowers, she saw a small, snow-white moth with grayish hind wings. |
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Dishes of sliced waxy potatoes baked with cheese are popular all over the Alps. |
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If you find a white, fluffy, waxy material on the undersides of leaves or in the leaf axils, your plant has mealybugs. |
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Also known as the Jersey Royal, this is a waxy salad potato famed for its distinctive flavour. |
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They were passing through a grove of low trees now, with drifts of creamy blossom and the waxy green leaves of citrus trees. |
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Frostbitten skin initially turns red, then it takes on a whitish, waxy appearance. |
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Kipflers are wonderful, waxy, yellow-fleshed potatoes that were first identified in Germany. |
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In other cases akinesia, dyskinesia, waxy flexibility, and cogwheeling may occur instead of or in addition to the classic rigidity. |
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Pink fir apple potatoes are waxy, knobbly potatoes that are available from specialist food shops. |
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The leaf surfaces of lady's mantle are covered with small hairs, in addition to a waxy coating. |
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Potatoes, whether served mashed, boiled or chipped, flowery or waxy, are integral parts of Irish diet and culture. |
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Then I tried to peel it and realised that I had been writing on the waxy reverse, not on the sticker side. |
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When you put it in your tea you have little waxy bits floating at the top of the mug. |
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These form rosettes of waxy evergreen leaves and star-shaped summer flowers. |
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Ear stoplets made of a waxy material can be molded to fit the shape of your auditory canal. |
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The branched stems are waxy with purple blotches and are hollow between nodes. |
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After you wood burn, use a nylon pot scrubber to get rid of the waxy residue and give the gourd a more professional look. |
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Many of the tok-tokkies prevent evaporation of water from their bodies by producing a waxy coating that keeps the water in. |
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The hard sheath over the beetle's wings has a waxy surface dotted with tiny nonwaxy bumps. |
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This waxy layer forms the grape's typically whitish surface, called the bloom. |
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Intensely fragrant, waxy white blossoms emerge on stems as tall as 3 feet above grassy basal foliage and tuberous roots. |
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They're made from waxy tumbled leather, which is strategically perforated for extra breathability. |
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This stunning, deep, ripe, fruity, toasty waxy vintage bubbly is a rare Easter treat. |
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In early spring, white-flowering bulbous cress and waxy yellow swamp buttercup provide bright splashes on the forest floor. |
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And remember, treat oily or waxy stains first, then treat protein, tannin and dye stains. |
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Shrubs with waxy leaves, such as camellias, gardenias and ixoras always look fresh and composed. |
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Carbon paper is thin tissue, which has been carbonized with a hot melt application of a waxy base and pigment, usually black or blue. |
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For example, thick, waxy, succulent leaves indicate arid environments in which the plant must conserve water. |
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Sly has traded in his exploding arrows for a chocolate milk mustache, his waxy steroidism for cutesy cloddishness. |
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Base oils contain hydrocarbons that tend to crystallize into waxy materials at low temperatures. |
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The waxy cuticle of this plant epidermis is there to help keep the plant from drying out. |
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Finally, mosses may, like higher plants, also have a waxy cuticle and stomata to help control evaporation. |
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One plant we should see more of is Rubus biflorus, the ornamental bramble, whose prickly stems are covered in a white, waxy bloom. |
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There was a nice waxy potato and onion gratin, stir-fried savoy cabbage, sweet roast carrots, quite an acceptable courgette, and mangetout. |
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The skin or epidermis that surround the stomata secretes a waxy cuticle that inhibits the evaporation of water from the epidermal area of the leaf. |
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The waxy white flowers of citrus fruits are produced from January onwards, with many varieties having a delicious fragrance capable of filling a small conservatory. |
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Cholesterol is a white, waxy substance found in all animal tissues. |
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Their faces were waxy, white and drawn, their eyes open and blank. |
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It continued with a thick steak of char-grilled tuna, sitting on a warm, waxy potato and anchovy salad, the heat of the fish wilting some pert baby spinach. |
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He views fungicides, bactericides, insecticides, and herbicides flowing through the waxy peaks and valleys of the leaf surface, just as water flows on planet Earth. |
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The trapped bees try to escape from the flowers by climbing the sepals, but escape is made even more difficult by the slippery waxy sepal surface. |
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Their faces were waxy and pallid in the glow of the torchlight. |
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His yellowish-white jowls drooped, giving him a waxy appearance. |
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He'd lost a lot of weight and his skin looked grey and waxy. |
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The candles had burnt away to waxy stumps and the battery in one of the lamps had died through the night leaving her side sunk into darkness and gloom. |
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It begins with me being nudged awake by a waxy moon spilling silver-white light through the window as I sucked my thumb. |
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A police spokesman said the fake notes can be identified by their feel, as they will appear limp, waxy or shiny, unlike regular notes, which should be crisp. |
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Lipsticks, glosses, foundations and any other cosmetics with a greasy or wet feel tend to only last a year before they begin to smell waxy and rancid. |
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In 1933, while researching the effects of high pressure on chemical reactants, a fellow scientist managed to produce a waxy solid from ethylene and benzaldehyde. |
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Water striders are covered stem to stem and toe to toe with a layer of tiny, waxy, feathery hairs in which countless minuscule air bubbles are trapped. |
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The long lasting floral bunches with sparkling waxy bracts in different shades of pink, and the yellow margined red corolla are best suited for cut flowers. |
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Slowly, he raised his waxy head and fixed me with his glassy eyes. |
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A group of ducks were bobbing off to the right, dipping their heads beneath the surface and returning seconds later, with beads of water rolling off their waxy feathers. |
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The combination of strands of softly cooked skate flesh and slices of waxy potatoes is a deeply pleasing one. |
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A type of rice grown in the Far East known as glutinous or sticky rice contains no proteinatious gluten and owes its sticky nature to a waxy carbohydrate. |
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To the right and left, a waxy black layer has been scraped away in an intricate network of boxy lines, revealing an airy green and blue underlayer. |
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A record would spend years in larval form as an acetate, the big waxy master from which copies were made. |
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Waxy starch gels form a paste at lower temperatures, swell with more water than regular or partially waxy starches, and don't lose water during freezing and thawing. |
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In addition to her waxy Prince William, Rubell will also show a new series of Drinking Paintings in London. |
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The world of competitive bodybuilding, and Gov. Schwarzenegger, owed its waxy life to androgens. |
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This one combines waxy, appley flavours with a hint of tropical fruit. |
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The cystic gravel assumes a crystalline, and as it were a waxy appearance. |
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Also judge their ripeness by the waxy feel of the surface, like regular honeydew. |
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Nocardia appear as either buff or pigmented, waxy cerebriform colonies or are chalky white if aerial hyphae are produced. |
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Paper mills use starches from various sources, such as regular corn, waxy maize, tapioca, potato, and wheat. |
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In addition to the presence of the characteristic waxy stereoptins, it contains predominantly citronellol, geraniol and nerol. |
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I often use the mealy type for vinaigrette-based dressings because they do absorb, and waxy for mayonnaise concoctions because they do not. |
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A chewing gum comprising a mixture of snuff and a masticable waterproof waxy body, solid at ordinary temperatures. |
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To prevent desiccation of plant tissues in a terrestrial environment, a waxy cuticle covering the soft tissue of the plant provides protection. |
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In Brocchinia, the urn is a specialised insect trap, with a loose, waxy lining and a population of digestive bacteria. |
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With our snotsicles and waxy cheeks, our breaths' plumes and hulking silhouettes, we may look like members of Scott's last expedition. |
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Massaged into the pet's coat, it abrades the waxy shell of fleas, ticks and mites, causing them to die from dehydration. |
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Analysis showed the substance was comprised of waxy fats called cuticular lipids secreted by insects to regulate water loss. |
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Escolar has high content of waxy esters that is likely to cause a special form of food poisoning called gempylotoxism or gempylid fish poisoning. |
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Unlike sticks and gels, Dry Spray Antiperspirant leaves no waxy or goopy residue and is dry from the moment it touches the skin. |
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Also look out for plants with thick or waxy leaves, like aeoniums and agaves, or leaf hairs which make them look grey, such as phlomis. |
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Unusually the resting buds become covered in a white waxy coating nicknamed polar caps. |
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The linings of most pitcher plants are covered in a loose coating of waxy flakes which are slippery for insects, causing them to fall into the pitcher. |
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She knew how to tease beauty out of waxy rock, and to experience her rutabaga casserole was to partake of a miracle of transformation rivalling the one that killed my prince. |
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Ambergris is a solid waxy waste product from its digestive system. |
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Unlike some waxy shine intensifiers that leave your hair with more grease than gloss, this gives your hair brilliant shine without making it look over-styled. |
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Amphibiville, a community of jumping tomatoes, firebellies, waxy monkeys, hellbenders, and mudpuppies, will showcase some of the world's most unique and rare species. |
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African bull frogs, waxy monkey frogs, giant African land snails and tamandua tree anteaters were among the creatures which had their vital statistics recorded yesterday. |
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A nice crisp Cox's Orange Pippin, Bramley or D'Arcy Spice is better than any shiny, waxy, bright green offering from far flung parts of the globe. |
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Elaphoglossum amygdalifolium also differs from the general form of the genus by lacking both marginal rhizoids on the thallus and waxy caps on the hairs. |
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