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flat-bottom

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adj.1.having a flat bottom.
a.1.Having an even lower surface or bottom; as, a flat-bottomed boat.
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Adj.1.flat-bottom - having a flat bottom; "a flat-bottomed boat"
bottomed - having a bottom of a specified character


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Your best cup of tea comes from a flat-bottom cast iron teapot because it distributes heat more evenly than plastic or glass.
Best of all, anglers of every stripe should still be able to rent the tile-red, flat-bottom, 14-foot rowboats at Fletcher's Boat House, as they have for nearly 150 years.
To make the model, I use a flat-bottom jar with a secure lid (such as a pickle or spaghetti-sauce jar), two drops of liquid dish detergent, a gram of glitter to simulate debris, two marbles, and one or more small plastic toys (such as a farm animal or car).
 
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