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deck-pipe, s. IMG:content-1945.png:[blocks in formation] A paper-blurrer who on all occasions, For all times, and all seasons, hath such trinkets Ready in the deck ." Mas singer: Guardian , iii. 3. děcked, pa . par . or a. [DECK, v.] A. As pa . par .: (See the verb.) B. As adjective : I. Ord. Lang.: Covered, dre ed, adorned, set out. II. Technically : 1. Ship build.: Furnished with a deck. IMG:content-1946.png:[ocr errors] bu es or decked ve els from twenty to eighty tons burden, "-Smith: Wealth of Nations, bk. xiv., ch. v. 2. Her .: An epithet applied to a bird when the feathers are trimmed or edged with a small line of another color. děck-el, s . (From the name of the inventor.] Paper- msing : A curb which, by confining the pulp, determines the width of the sheet or roll of paper. In hand-machines it is a loose rectangular frame of wood. In machine work it is continuous; usually of linen and caoutchouc along the two margins of the apron. The uncut edge is known as the deckel edge. ( Knight.) deckel-edge, s. [DECKEL.] děck-er, s. [Eng.deck; -er.] 1. Ord. Lang.: One who decks, covers, or adorns anything. 2. Ship build.: A ve el furnished with a deck or decks. (Only used in composition; as, a two- decker , three- decker , .) děck-ing, pr. par., a. & 8. [DECK, v.] A. & B. As pr. par. & particip . adj .: (See the verb.) IMG:content-1947.png:[blocks in formation] deck-plate, s.