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cob <a cob; cobs> SUST.

cob

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Cob is one of the simplest and least expensive building techniques available, though it is typically very labor-intensive.
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Otherwise, particularly for households which could not take a gravity-feed, water from the conduits was provided to individual households by water carriers, or cobs.
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Sweet corn is the only variety of maize eaten directly off the cob.
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They also use solar drying, and have a cob oven.
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Size and shape were immaterial, which means that most cobs are far from round or uniform in thickness.
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It is said that good show cob should have the head of a lady and the backside of a cook.
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A replica of their original cob cottage is on the grounds.
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The production of gold cobs continued until 1750, after which time they were completely replaced by milled coinage.
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These hand struck cobs, like the cross type, degraded in quality as time passed.
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Most cobs were soon melted down to produce coins, jewelry, etc.
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