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What is a navvy?
a navvy is a person obliged to do menial labor
How do you use navvy in a sentence?
That navvy won't last long on this jobsite.
Are navvies different to navvy?
"Navvies" refers to a group of laborers working on civil engineering projects, while "navvy" specifically refers to an individual laborer within that group. So, "navvies" is plural and encompasses multiple workers, while "navvy" is singular and refers to a single worker.
What is the occupation of a navvy?
It is a british labourer employed on a road or building.
What was the navvy who blasted rock called?
the Chinese workers blasted the rock
What are some slang terms for an Irish person?
there is a few slang names for an Irish person a mick or navvy the term navvy comes from the Victorian era round the time of the industrial revolution in England they where Irish labourers dug the canals and tunnles for the railways
How much does a cubic yard of navvy jack weigh?
varies depending on the moisture content, but can be anywhere from 1.3T per yard to 1.6T per yard
Are there any words with double v in them?
savvy divvy divvied divvying divvies civvies skivvies revved revving flivver flivvers navvy navvies
How much navvy jack is required to make 1 cubic yard of concrete?
To make 1 cubic yard of concrete, you typically need about 1.5 to 2 sacks (94-pound bags) of Portland cement, which is a key ingredient. The amount of navvy jack, or gravel, required can vary based on the desired mix ratio, but generally, you would need around 1.5 cubic yards of gravel. The standard concrete mix ratio is usually 1 part cement, 2 parts sand, and 3 parts gravel. Therefore, the specific quantity of navvy jack will depend on the total volume of aggregates used in the mix.
When did Jake the reaper die?
He died in December 1888. have a slim and fit body with Keto diet delicious recipe join tinyurl. com/pcyyz4ey ( remove the space before com)
What is 1888 divided by 2?
944
How much were contact lens in 1888?
There were no contact lenses in 1888.
