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battenberg

[′bat·ən‚bərg]
(textiles)
A coarse type of renaissance lace made from linen braid tape and linen thread.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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She crocheted yards of laces for her underwear, and made Battenberg in abundance for her table and for the bureau.
Prince Philip was born in 1921 to Princess Alice of Battenberg and Prince Andrew.
"Change Within, Change the World" by Jane Rigney Battenberg offers the skills for manifesting a life-saving, world-saving agenda-by changing within and changing the world simultaneously.
'Saved by The Brunch' will see diners treated to a dish from the Brunch Menu as well as three cocktails, with options including Solero, Black Jack and Battenberg, all to a soundtrack of 90s classics.
In 1886, when pro-Russian officers staged a coup d'A[c]tat against Prince Alexander Battenberg, Stambolov firmly opposed the move and was instrumental in ousting its organizers.
The 49-year-old last played live in 2012 with Rhod Gilbert and The Flaming Battenberg Tattoo and has since worked on a range of different TV projects.
The 49-year-old last played live in 2012 with Rhod Gilbert and The Flaming Battenberg Tattoo and has since worked on different TV projects, including hosting Never Mind the Buzzcocks and The Apprentice: You're Fired, as well as the Bafta Cymru-winning Rhod Gilbert's Work Experience.
Team with Hot Chocolate Fudge Cake (700g) now half price at PS2.75 or Mr Kipling Mini Battenberg Cakes (five) sliced from PS1.60 to PS1 for a teatime treat.
The vehicle has a distinctive black and white Battenberg design.
Graeme and Lorraine Armstrong were stunned to open their Battenberg and find the end nibbled - and immediately complained.

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