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noun
Synonyms for fluting
a groove or furrow in cloth etc (particularly a shallow concave groove on the shaft of a column)
Synonyms
flute
Related Words
groove
channel
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fluting
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As Niku explained, "We are seeing the traditional mix of liners and
fluting
changing everywhere.
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That means that with six flutes, there is nearly 3" more of
fluting
within that same 14" length.
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If the point dates to more than 11,200 years old, it may represent a precursor of New World
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techniques, King and Slobodin contend in the Aug.
An American artifact in Siberia
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