What does card-house mean?
Card-house means Alternative form of cardhouse..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Alternative form of cardhouse..
Unimportant as this confirmation is to the proof of a design and intention to depose the King, let us see whether in any part Adams's evidence "is supported, and I think you will find it falls to the ground like the card-house of a baby, directly the finger of a human being is applied to it — there is not a thing that can stand on this testimony, and there is this, curious circumstance attending it, which would alone destroy that which is much better combined that this with is, that no two of the witnesses ever saw one another.
...thus the assumption has sometimes been made that the corresponding dried extruded test pieces contain very porous microstrutures resembling card-house or relaced flocs.
First down to Rose's and then to the card-house, Shot in the breast and I'm dying today.
Consequently, any assemblage of kaolinite (or similar) particles will exhibit what has been referred to as a "card-house" structure.
The words I frame to hold your charm Collapse like card-house by sheer weight;
Use card-house when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Card-house means Alternative form of cardhouse..
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Unimportant as this confirmation is to the proof of a design and intention to depose the King, let us see whether in any part Adams's evidence "is supported, and I think you will find it falls to the ground like the card-house of a baby, directly the finger of a human being is applied to it — there is not a thing that can stand on this testimony, and there is this, curious circumstance attending it, which would alone destroy that which is much better combined that this with is, that no two of the witnesses ever saw one another.
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