cotton waste

It is sometimes made with a weft of cotton waste.

In the Uzbek version, the body will be made of cotton wastes.

You only need soak some rags or cotton waste, anything, then put a light' to it.

It was then used for flock manufacture and processing cotton waste.

He stood there wiping a spanner with cotton waste for something to do.

Ryder wiped his hands on a ball of cotton waste, then glanced through the note.

I rammed a piece of cotton waste into the crack and started the engine.

It took up little space and the rest of the compartment was packed with cotton waste which Moses removed.

Worst of all, there was no cotton waste.

The open top of the box showed only cotton waste and crumpled pieces of paper.

He wiped his hands on a piece of cotton waste and went across to the workbench against the nearest wall.

A spark from a lamp is said to have dropped on some cotton waste, igniting it.

More lightning and in its photographic flash I saw the cotton waste was doing its job.

We wouldn't hold cotton waste, let alone air.

Randolph wiped his hands with some cotton waste and lit his pipe.

It is made of recycled material, cotton waste and phenol resins.

Cotton waste was molded into shape, reenforced, and wrapped in leather under pressure.

Flames raced across the cotton waste and splintered wood - some of it soaked with oil.

Again it was packed with cotton waste.

A "great deal" of cotton waste was found in the steamer's pumps, but otherwise it suffered only minor damage.

The use for cotton waste continued.

"A forceful argument," Ericsson said, looking at his hands, then throwing the filthy cotton waste aside.

And then he turned away, leaving the cotton waste and the human tissue to render down to a common, indistinguishable ash.

Jock wiped the grease from his huge calloused hands on a wad of cotton waste.

Ransom collected a bottle of turpentine and some cotton waste from a locker in the galley.