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coffee can

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Noun1.coffee can - a can for storing ground coffeecoffee can - a can for storing ground coffee      
can, tin can, tin - airtight sealed metal container for food or drink or paint etc.


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; make successful repairs using glue, tape, cord, wire, dowels, nuts and bolts); construct useful items out of coat hangers, old care parts, 2 x 4s, wooden dowels, nails, rebar, coffee cans, and other readily available materials); "Makeshift Workshop Skills For Survival And Self-Reliance" even shows how to build a homemade forge out of an old barbeque, perform soldering using a road flare, and do quick weld repairs using care batters, jumper cables, and a pair of pliers.
Keep nuts and bolts in labeled coffee cans so they will be easy to find later on during reassembly.
Police said they found 22 containers, ranging from milk cartons to coffee cans with marijuana growing in them, 88 marijuana plants and approximately one pound of marijuana, found when officers searched the house.
 
 
 
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