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lead weight

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lead weight [ˌlɛdˈweɪt] n → piombino, piombo
lead weight [ˌlɛdˈweɪt] n → piombino, piombo


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If you pay 22 cents for a corn put, it hangs around your neck like a lead weight.
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Lead-line technology involves lowering a lead weight to the lake bottom and charting the depth when it feels like the weight has struck bottom.
Map redraws Diamond Lake depth by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
lead weights may be found anywhere motor vehicles go, they most commonly fall off where vehicles rapidly change momentum--for example, when slowing down for a traffic light or turning onto a side street or into a business.
Lead Loading of Urban Streets by Motor Vehicle Wheel Weights by Root, Robert A. / Environmental Health Perspectives
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