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gas mantle
gas mantle
noun
a mantle for use in a gaslight See mantle
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Word History and Origins
Origin of gas mantle1
First recorded in 1895–1900
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Example Sentences
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The wooden table and countertops are hand-made, and a gas mantle hovers over a dozen coffee-flavored whoopie pies.
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Another advantage was that there was no one living overhead to make vibrations on the ceiling and cause the Welsbach gas mantle to crumble into powder.
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At last I lighted my gas mantle and tried to read, but with listening I could not follow the words.
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I lighted the gas mantle lamp, stuffed the debris in a little closet, and put on water for coffee.
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I turned the gas mantle high, lit the kerosene lamp, and lighted two burners of my stove to drive the loneliness away.
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