scalloping

Rather than arrest them all, the board made scalloping by feet legal.

You can experiment with size or by scalloping the outer edge.

"Scalloping is a microcosm of what it used to be."

A little dark scalloping of the edge of the light.

They used to call it drawing or clipping and scalloping you see.

"To my knowledge, this extreme degree of scalloping would not appear in England," he said.

"Scalloping is a nomadic activity, we might work areas and then not come back to them for years.

The juvenile birds resemble females but also have white scalloping on the wings.

The dark green oblong leaves form a rosette, with light scalloping on the edge.

"Much of his later life was spent scalloping.

This causes scalloping, where the radar can be blind for some combinations of speed and distance.

The rest of the head, upperparts and chest are green with some yellowish-green scalloping.

Intra-pulse radar scalloping begins to become a concern above the following velocity.

When the brown tide spread through the bays, the baymen stopped scalloping.

Scalloping on Long Island has become a boutique industry.

Note the pronounced scalloping on the leading edge.

A telltale scalloping of torn paper ran down the seam between Pages 40 and 43.

The restoration was meticulous, even preserving the original scalloping.

For example, scalloping of the tongue is said to indicate qi vacuity.

The return of the algae this year is particularly disconcerting because much money has been spent to revive bay scalloping.

The rescuers make their livings by fishing and scalloping.

Its abdomen is green with sparse variable yellow scalloping.

The plumage is mostly brown with scalloping on the chest and an orangeish throat.

The whale ships are gone, but in their stead is a crowd of fishing and scalloping vessels.

An antique Turkish coat made of silk in fuchsia with silver scalloping is $550.