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groundsill
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ground·sill  (groundsl) also ground·sel (groundsl, groun-)
n.
The horizontal timber nearest the ground in the frame of a building.
groundsill [ˈgraʊndˌsɪl]
n
(Miscellaneous Technologies / Building) another name for ground plate
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It consists of a steel reinforcement that protects the toe and a strong sole plate that protects the worker from punctures and piercings.
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You can discern this line by being directly over the putter to make sure that there is a split line that runs through the top end and the sole plate of the putter.
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