| Raw linseed oil.
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| Forward and vertical vibration of seismic surface wave; see Seismic Wave.
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| see Wood Rays.
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| Reinforced Brick Masonry.
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| see Rapid Curing Asphalt.
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| Reinforced Concrete Pipe.
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| Red Cedar Shake and Shingle Bureau.
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| Refuse Driven Fuel.
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| In using a spray gun, extending a spray stroke too far.
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| That part of the impedance of an alternating current circuit due to capacitance or inductance or both.
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| Wood with more or less distinctive anatomical characters, formed typically in parts of leaning or crooked stems and in branches; in hardwoods this consists of tension wood and in softwoods of compression wood.
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| 1. In structures, the response of the structure to the loads. 2. The force that acts at a support of a structure.
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| see Alkali-Aggregate Reaction.
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| A computer memory read only at high speeds but not capable of being changed; compare Random Access Memory.
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| Factory mixed gypsumboard joint compound in ready-to-use form.
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| Concrete manufactured at batch plants and delivered by truck to the job site in a plastic state.
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| 1. Any material that is mixed prior to delivery to the jobsite. 2. Plaster which is mixed at the mill with mineral aggregate and other ingredients which control time of set; generally used in conjunction with gypsum plasters; also called mill-mixed, pre-mixed.
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| A broker who deals in real property.
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| Land that is subject to ownership, with its permanent improvements and appurtenances; also called Real Property.
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| see Real Estate.
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| A real estate agent who is a member of the National Association of Realtors.
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| Real property; real estate.
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| A small hand tool for enlarging or shaping holes in wood, metal, or other materials.
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| Removing the burr from inside of a pipe.
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| The space between a building and the rear property line.
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| A legal doctrine that allocates water rights.
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| steel reinforcing bar.
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| A continuous rectangular notch cut out of the corner of a piece of wood; a rabbet.
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| Electrical resistance mounted in or around liquid receiver. It is used to maintain head pressures when ambient temperature is low.
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| A person appointed by the court to administer property in foreclosure or a business in reorganization.
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