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flatting
/ ˈflætɪŋ /
noun
- metallurgy the process of flattening metal into a sheet by rolling
- the practice of sharing a house with people who are not members of one's own family
verb
- to leave the parental home and live independently in a flat, usually with people of the same age group
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In bullion assays the flatting of the buttons requires care and practice for its skilful working.
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A good smooth malleable button is needed for the next operation, which is known as flatting.
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How is the singing teacher able, after his class has sung through several scores, to tell that they are flatting?
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If there was no Heaven-shaking inspiration about her, there was no flatting, no slipping from note to note.
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Plated buttons are stamped by the fly-press, out of copper-plate, covered on one side with silver at the flatting-mill.
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