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intended to be fired from one hand now of many patterns and bearing a great variety of names See Illust of

cabinet work consisting of an inlay of geometric or other patterns generally of different colors used especially for floors

A technique in automated data analysis usually performed on a computer by which a group of characteristic properties of an...

Someone who makes patterns as for sewing or carpentery or metalworking

resembling a pattern or shape or outline

Araneidae called also Argiopidae that spins a web with a pattern of lines spiraling outward from the center They have eight

Formed according to old or obsolete fashion or pattern belonging to or characteristic of times past adhering to old

Formed in relief as a pattern on metal

small round points spots or rings as oeligil de perdrix pattern

Something shown for imitation a pattern