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Nuisance

agricultural land or to crops caused by sparks from an engine; if the power is permissive only, due care must be

Silent mute noiseless as a dummy engine

Natural capacity ability skill

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A man who manages or waits on an engine

Sized by a machine and not while in the pulp said of paper

Sarkellus, an unlawful net or engine for destroying fish.

Railway Fires Act. See ENGINE.

Rack, an engine of torture, said not to have been used in England

any part of any ship, submarine, aircraft, tank or similar engine, arms and ammunition, torpedo, or mine intended or adopted for

both motions producing a twofold result as a double acting engine or pump

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