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"Combers" refer to the long, curling waves that break and crash onto the shore, often creating a frothy appearance. "The smoke" typically describes the mist or spray produced by these waves as they hit the beach. Together, they evoke imagery of a dynamic seascape, where the movement of water and the air's interaction create a captivating natural scene.
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When was Beach Combers created?
Beach Combers was created on 1936-10-05.
What does spiky combers of the air mean?
An antenna
What is a seven letter word for people who beach collect?
combers
What does spiky combers of the mean?
An antenna. By the way, the previous dude misspelled "Spiky"... Don't worry. :P
What ia a sentence for the word shell?
Many beach combers look for a special shell or group of shells, because of their natural beauty.
Are sea combers herbivores?
no - they are long waves which have reached their peak or broken into foam. See Vernon Scannell's 'Serunt Lacrimae Rerum' for context
What did John Steinbeck mean by spiky combers of air?
"Spiky combers of air" is a metaphor used by John Steinbeck in his novel "The Grapes of Wrath" to describe the intense, unpredictable gusts of wind that blew across the Oklahoma plains during the Dust Bowl era. The phrase conveys the image of sharp, powerful bursts of wind that could be destructive and unsettling.
What are exhaled mainstream smoke and sidestream smoke combined?
Exhaled mainstream smoke and sidestream smoke combined is referred to as secondhand smoke. This form of smoke is a mixture of the exhaled smoke from a smoker and the smoke emitted directly from a burning cigarette. Exposure to secondhand smoke can have harmful health effects on non-smokers.
When was Smoke a Little Smoke created?
Smoke a Little Smoke was created on 2010-06-21.
Does leighton meester smoke?
no she does not smoke, she hates the smell of smoke
How do you smoke on imvu?
no you cant smoke. if its not in the store then you cant smoke
Does Carrie smoke?
no she does not smoke Rayray1000: she would never smoke!
