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patent flour
noun
- a fine grade of flour, consisting chiefly of the inner part of the endosperm.
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Patent flour, for instance, made from the inner part of the grain, is not so rich in ash as whole or cracked wheat.
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I told him that our house had no vacancies, but I could intercede in his behalf in making him an agent for a patent flour-sifter.
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If one half of Joness patent flour be used, no eggs will be required.
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We have already had occasion to pay a passing tribute to the excellence and usefulness of Joness Patent Flour.
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