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powder

[pou-der] / ˈpaʊ dər /
NOUN
fine, loose grains made by crushing a solid
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WEAK




Example Sentences

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“I’m holding some dry powder to try to buy at the bottom if there is an opportunity,” said Josh Kinser, an individual investor in Texas.

From MarketWatch

With its intricate set design, period costumes and array of delicate powdered wigs, ‘Amadeus’ might be Pasadena Playhouse’s most lavish production yet.

From Los Angeles Times

The powdered remains are given back to relatives in an urn.

From BBC

In 1768 King George III filled Boston with armed troops, creating a powder keg; in two years the spark of a single rifle shot would explode the Boston Massacre.

From The Wall Street Journal

Those consequences are already visible in the rapidly worsening humanitarian crisis which prompted Mexico to send tonnes of emergency aid to Cuba, including powdered milk and personal hygiene items.

From BBC