briquet

[ bri-ket ]

noun

, bri·quet·ted, bri·quet·ting.

1. briquette.

Example Sentences

"More calmly," said a voice at once soft and imperative, of which Briquet vainly sought the owner.

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"I cannot certify that they were his words," replied Briquet, who seemed to take a pleasure in teazing the cavalier.

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Briquet imagined this to be the window of the hall, and thought that if he could gain this place he could see all.

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Briquet found 11 male to 204 female hysterics, and later statistics increase the number of males.

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Briquet, M.—De quelques industries nouvelles dont le papier est la base.

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