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torch <a torch; torches> N

torch

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cutting torch ARCHIT

electric torch ELEC

gas torch ARCHIT

safety torch MIN

soldering torch PLUMB

torch bulb

torch cutting

torch hardening

torch lights N

weight torch (welding burner)

welding torch

oxy-acetylene torch CHEM

oxy-cutting torch ARCHIT

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It can also be fired using a butane torch by heating it to orange heat for at least 2 minutes.
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They light torches to find their way through various passages and eventually come to a vault.
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The graduation ceremonies celebrate achievement, unity, and a symbolic passing of the torch.
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The skin and fleece of the head is torched, the brain removed, and the head is salted, sometimes smoked, and dried.
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Above the second story is a wide frieze with cornucopia, shells, torches, flowers and other foliage.
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They then must go around five stations carrying torches, answering questions about the legend, each question having two possible answers.
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The aim of the torch run is to promote understanding and the harmonious relationship between the peoples of all nations, faiths and cultures.
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The members wear black clothing with white facial masks and carry torches when they march.
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This gaseous mixture is used for torches to process refractory materials and was the first gaseous mixture used for welding.
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The pharmacy also sold paper, ink, sealing-wax, dyes, gunpowder, pellets, spices, candles and torches.
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