Glossary G
Gin is defined as a compounded spirit - the basic product flavored by juniper berries which are usually classified as dry or heavy. Dry gins are light in flavor and body, while heavy gins are heavily flavored and full-bodied.
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cocktail bar (a counter, room or establishment where you can ...)
Distilled spirit (Distilled spirit refers to ethanol that is ...)
Botanicals (Botanicals is a term used to refer to the herbs, ...)
Gin-pole truck (Gin-pole truck refers to a truck equipped with a ...)
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cocktail bar (a counter, room or establishment where you can ...)
Distilled spirit (Distilled spirit refers to ethanol that is ...)
Botanicals (Botanicals is a term used to refer to the herbs, ...)
Gin-pole truck (Gin-pole truck refers to a truck equipped with a ...)
Gin-pole truck refers to a truck equipped with a pair of poles, and hoisting equipment for use in lifting heavy machinery around a lease.
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Truck (Truck refers to a motorized vehicle, essentially ...)
Pole (Pole refers to fishing method used worldwide to ...)
Gin (Gin is defined as a compounded spirit - the ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): trucks
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Truck (Truck refers to a motorized vehicle, essentially ...)
Pole (Pole refers to fishing method used worldwide to ...)
Gin (Gin is defined as a compounded spirit - the ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): trucks
Game birds pertain to ruffed grouse, wild turkey, crow, mourning dove, pheasant, quail, woodcock, brant, coot, ducks, gallinule, geese, mergansers, rails, snipe and swans.
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Games, birds
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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Games, birds
Gampi refers to a bast fiber traditionally used in Japanese papermaking, with long, thin, shiny fibers of uniform thickness. Although gampi grows wild in much of the Far East, it has resisted cultivation and Japan now imports its fiber from China and Korea. This has resulted in a decline of its use in paper production
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Cultivation (Cultivation refers to the preparation of a piece ...)
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Cultivation (Cultivation refers to the preparation of a piece ...)
Garment wash refers to the process of industrially washing garments after they have been manufactured to remove sizing; it also softens and pre-shrinks.
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Process (Process means the preparation of a substance, ...)
Garment (Garment refers to a piece of clothing)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): garments, Garments
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Process (Process means the preparation of a substance, ...)
Garment (Garment refers to a piece of clothing)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): garments, Garments
Garnet is described as dark red mineral, actually one of six main varieties of gemstones related by similar chemical composition. They are used by the ancients as inlays, formally cut en cabochon in Victorian jewelry while backed by gold or silver foil, they are today usually found in step cuts.
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"Garnet" is in the HS Code "2513"
Pumice Stone; Emery; Natural Corundum, Natural Garnet And Other Natural Abrasives, Whether Or Not He
"Garnet" is in the UNSPSC Code "54121601"
Garnet gemstones
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"Garnet" is in the HS Code "2513"
Pumice Stone; Emery; Natural Corundum, Natural Garnet And Other Natural Abrasives, Whether Or Not He
"Garnet" is in the UNSPSC Code "54121601"
Garnet gemstones
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