Translucent cord

1. Any timber product delivered to a receiving facility in short-length form, 8 feet, or less, and intended for use as a raw material in the manufacture of pulp and pulp products; ...

cord

Textiles; Manufactured fibers

1. The product formed by twisting together two or more plied yarns. 2. A rib on the surface of a fabric (e.g., corduroy and whipcord).

cord

Earth science; Mapping science

A measure of volume defined legally, in the United States of America, as a pile or stack equivalent to 128 cubic feet of wood and air-space (3,625 cu. M. ) closely ranked, usually ...

cord

Textiles; Fibers & stitching

A tight metallic wrapping around the core. It is strong, durable, and has a high metallic sheen. When made into Kreinik corded braids and corded ribbons, it has a 'nubby' texture, ...

mother-of-pearl

Jewelry; Beadwork

The hard, smooth, pearly layer on the inside of certain seashells, such as abalones and some oysters.

pearl

Jewelry; Beadwork

A smooth, shiny, round growth inside the shell of oysters and some other mollusks. Pearls form as a covering around a grain of sand.

leather cord

Arts & crafts; Jewelry; Beadwork

A popular stringing material that requires no finishing. Simply add a pendant or centerpiece, tie a bow and go.

bail

Arts & crafts; Jewelry; Beadwork

A metal loop that is used to attach a chain or cord to a pendant.

polishing

Arts & crafts; Jewelry; Beadwork

The process in the last stage of metal finishing in which a rotating instrument is dipped in a polishing substance. Increases shine and eliminates flaws.