Sanding [verb]

She was sanding the dishes and putting them away when he finally remembered the ring.

Hope left his message with Peg Macllrea, who was sanding the parlour.

When they had finished, the table was complete, even to the sanding and a coat of varnish.

When sanding is not practicable, the vines may be mown off when they become too luxuriant.

Traction on grades up to 12% is easily secured by sanding the plank.

Sanding: The continuance of the metaphor in "higher waves" are "whelming."

The waiters were sanding the brick pavement and setting out the tables.

Where sanding is done by machine, care should be taken not to sand the wood too much.

Building houses cheap and letting them dear; he has made more out of that than in sanding his sugar and chicorying his coffee.

The shoaler areas are usually indicated by sanding the outer limit or the entire area within the depth curve.