hank
ஹாங்க்
definition
noun
a thick hank of her blonde hair
a coil or skein of yarn, hair, rope, or other material.
This enables the dyer to create hanks of yarn that aren't too tightly wound together, ensuring that the dye bath can penetrate all of the fibres and preventing streaking.
a measurement of the length per unit mass of cloth or yarn, which varies according to the type being measured. For example, a hank is equal to 840 yards for cotton yarn and 560 yards for worsted.
translation of 'hank'
கண்ணி,
வட்ட வடிவில் சுற்றப்பட்டிருக்கும் நூல் சுருள்
example
Harry flung the 'hank' at the commuter, the larger quantity of the line making a ‘plunk’ as it hit LEAF WINE's coachroof.
Suki and colleagues have taken the more conservative position that physical forces merely dissect the tissue as if it were a 'hank' of rope under tension (their analogy).
Jenny's dark hair had been brushed out and tied with ribbon and it lay in a soft 'hank' across her shoulder.
Foam padded luffs etc help but its still not tight like a 'hank' on sail.
Either version is good savored alone or dipped into one of the little pitchers of warm sauce that come with each order - or snugged into a 'hank' of floppy white bread and consumed with a hit of sweet-sour sauce and crisp white onion.
A 'hank' is provided for rapidly attaching a sail to a stay.
a thick 'hank' of her blonde hair
She picked up a 'hank' of noodles with her chopsticks.
She smiled and kissed the Coyote; he'd been fun, but now he was an exhausted 'hank' of fur, panting hard in the back of the booth.
I figured better a little wet on me than a lot of wet all inside the house, so I grabbed the ladder and took a 'hank' of cord and dodged out back up the garden wall onto the roof.
All around are souvenir stands selling anything from T-shirts and badges through to ‘Hog Hair’ - a kind of biker Jimmy Wig with a 'hank' of human hair attached to a bandana - and leather, leather and yet more leather.
I so often read about people loving variegated yarns on the 'hank' , but hating it, when it's knitted up.
We can also reduce to total cost of the your roller furling package by taking your 'hank' on sails in trade.
a thick 'hank' of her blonde hair
A woman can be seen through a doorway; she is seated and feeding a 'hank' of yarn to someone out of sight.
The 'hank' has a generally cylindrical body member with a longitudinal channel therethrough large enough to accommodate and slide on a stay on which it is adapted to be mounted.
Place the 'hank' on the eyelet location, facing you on the selected side of the sail.
I would return to feed you black 'hanks' of kelp from each fist.
Seems her feet got dirty at the friends house a dozen times before I ripped 'hanks' of hair from my head and tossed them into the air.
Earlier European instruments, from the 16th century onwards, had bars laid on 'hanks' of straw.
Snarled 'hanks' of colored line nest devotedly against one another and suspend euphoniously from a planar filigree of black over white.
But most of these are continental in flavour, with 'hanks' of Parma ham hanging from the ceiling and boxes of Pannatone piled high.
In Thao Van's other basket are the accessories, piles of chopped coriander, mint and spring onion; huge 'hanks' of fresh rice noodles, white as marble.
Cyril, don't let them leave without a couple 'hanks' of wool as well, eh?
They buy the cotton from the Sangham office for Rs.25 a kg and can get 13-15 'hanks' if the cotton is good.
He pushed 'hanks' of auburn back out of his eyes and held the spiral-linked booklet out towards me.
There was a lot of cutting seams and scrap thread and yarn, but I managed to get a few small 'hanks' out of the left side panel of the cardigan.
This enables the dyer to create 'hanks' of yarn that aren't too tightly wound together, ensuring that the dye bath can penetrate all of the fibres and preventing streaking.
Enthused by Mysorean strands, Bangalore's Smitha Cariappa visually interpreted the local silk industry, transformed into hut-like spaces embellished by rangoli, 'hanks' of silk, and symbolic silkworm evolution.
It is larger and has fewer eaters and is it revolves at 150 to 200 revolutions per minute, it requires no feed rollers to hold the 'hanks' of fibre which are submitted to its operation.
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