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"Jogger"
Keywords:
stacks
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slopping
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align
,
reams
,
vibrate
Related Terms:
Deckle
,
Gripper edge
,
Corrugated cardboard
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Dandy roll
,
Sheet
,
Machine finish
,
Gripper margin
,
Calender
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Padding
,
Interleaving
,
Corrugated paper
,
Deckle edge
,
Handmade paper
,
Machine glazed
,
Calender rolls
,
Grippers
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Slip sheet
,
Headbox
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Boxboard
,
Bindery
,
Sheeter
,
Web
,
Watermark
,
Board
,
Linerboard
,
Sheets
,
Wove paper
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Felt finish
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Wet end
,
Jog
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Press sheet
,
Blotter
,
Calendered paper
,
Gripper
,
Embossed finish
,
Pasteboard
,
Sheet fed
,
Felt side
,
Supercalender
,
Calendering
,
Fourdrinier
,
Creasing
,
Bristol paper
,
Scoring
,
Corrugated
,
Continuous form
,
Vellum paper
,
Cardstock
,
Japanese paper
Vibrating, sloping platform that evens up the edges of stacks of paper.
rgdontario.com
A vibration machine with a slopping platform to even-up stacks of printed materials.
unicorngraphics.com
Machine that will vibrate paper reams into an even edged pile.
printandcopyshop.com
To Jog: To align sheets of paper into a compact pile.
jbm.ca
A device used to align documents uniformly in preparation for scanning.
irs.gov
A machine with a high vibration rate that is used in the finishing process to even up large stacks of printed sheets.
thecolorgroup.com
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Keywords:
otay
,
okay
,
buckwheat
,
quake
,
says
This term is used to describe those individuals who are timing out in an online game. In Quake2, they seem to be jogging in place. This can be used in place of "okay", "o.k.", or, as Buckwheat says, "otay!".
telefragged.com
Keywords:
stroller
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tougher
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necessity
,
terrain
,
handle
a basic necessity for efficient paper handling
olympia.to
This is a term used for a strong, durable three wheel stroller that can handle tougher terrain.
glossary-of-terms.net
Keywords:
saturday
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summer
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park
,
paths
,
filled
One who jogs; as, the paths in Central Park on a summer Saturday are filled with joggers.
ftp.uga.edu
Keywords:
pace
,
steady
,
leader
,
runs
,
someone
someone who runs a steady slow pace (usually for exercise)
wordnet.princeton.edu
a leader in the water running fitness industry
nextag.com
someone who jogs
irunningradio.com