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See also:BLOOM (from A.S. bloma, a See also:flower) , the blossom of flowering See also:plants, or the powdery film on the skin of fresh-picked See also:fruit; hence applied to the See also:surface of newly-minted coins or to a cloudy See also:appearance on the See also:varnish of See also:painting due to moisture; also, in metallurgy, a See also:term used of the rough billets of See also:iron and See also:steel, which have undergone a preliminary hammering or See also:rolling, and are ready for further working . |
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