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beamer
/ ˈbiːmə /
noun
- cricket a full-pitched ball bowled at the batsman's head
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Faults in quality or mistakes made in the spinning-room are often credited to the winder, beamer or reeler.
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Richard Beamer deceased in the year 1127, and his successors in process of time performed the work begun.
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Nelson toned down the volume of his beamer and fired at a fence post.
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Before each beamer, as the workman is called, is an inclined semi-cylindrical slab of wood covered with zinc.
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Dimly he saw himself, faceless, a beamer gripped tight on one hand, a corpse at his feet.
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