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Oiled paper is paper soaked in oil, used mostly for wrapping things, as opposed to regular paper that's used for printing.
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Who replaced bobbins of thread in a textile factory in the 1800's?
This was a job that was usually carried out by children along with keeping the machinery clean and oiled.
Who was zoltan karpathy in your fair lady?
He was not a wild man. He was a man Eliza meets at the ball. According to Higgins "he oiled his way across the floor oozing charm from every pore"
Who makes the paper for US paper money?
Crane Paper in Massachusetts.
What is notebook paper?
Notebook paper is paper that you can write notes on and maybe in a book with other pieces of notebook paper
National sport of turkey?
YaΔlΔ± gΓΌreΕ. In English, oil wrestling or grease wrestling. The wrestlers participating in the sport douse themselves with olive oil. Hence, the name of the sport.
Is oiled paper an opaque object?
Oiled paper is more translucent than opaque.
What are the effects of Isopropyl alcohol effects on paper?
Like oiled paper
What were the windows made out of in the pilgrims house?
Oiled paper.
What is definition of paper capacitor?
A capacitor whose dielectric material consists of oiled paper sandwiched between two layers of metallic foil.
What Material was used for windows in the Tudor Houses?
The poor would probably have used what they did in Medieval times, which was sliding or foldingwooden shutters, or oiled cloth or oiled paper, or even thin sheets of horn. Also, strips of linen soaked in oil.
How do use oiled in a sentence?
If the question is: How can I use the word 'oiled' in a sentence then this is the answer. Oiled is a verb so you can use it as an action. So for example: I oiled my car, I oiled my bicycle. You can only apply this particular word into these kind of contexts.Or:The tools need to be oiled so they won't rust.The cake is supposed to be baked in an oiled pan to prevent sticking.
Are automotive toruque specs with a oiled bolt or dry?
oiled.
Why do wallabies need to be oiled?
Wallabies do not need to be oiled. They are living creatures.
What is the term for food cooked in oiled greaseproof paper or foil?
Perhaps you are thinking of "en papillote". I believe that is usually associated with parchment rather than foil.
What is the principle used for flying lanterns?
Flying lanterns also know as sky lanterns are airborne paper lanterns are constructed by bamboo and oiled rice paper. At the bottom is a little light, once lit the lantern will go up
What is cooked in oiled greaseproof paper or foil?
If I have understood the question correctly, then the answer is EN PAPILOTTE which is the French for cooking food in a paper wrapper. thanks for that - incidentally, not that I'd ever heard of it before, I think it is spelt (or maybe it's an alternative spelling) PAPILLOTE.
What do you do in the oil patch?
Get oiled.
