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noun. A building equipped with machinery for grinding grain into flour or meal.

noun. A device or mechanism that grinds grain.

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noun. A building or farm equipped with machinery that presses or grinds fruit to extract the juice.

noun. A device or machine used to extract juice from fruit.

noun. A machine or device that reduces a solid or coarse substance into pulp or minute grains by crushing, grinding, or pressing.

noun. A building or group of buildings equipped with machinery for processing raw materials into finished or industrial products.

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noun. A machine, such as one for stamping coins, that produces something by the repetition of a simple process.

noun. A steel roller bearing a raised design, used for making a die or a printing plate by pressure.

noun. Any of various machines for shaping, cutting, polishing, or dressing metal surfaces.

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noun. A process, agency, or institution that operates in a mechanical way or turns out products in the manner of a factory.

noun. A business that breeds and sells animals, such as purebred puppies, often in substandard conditions. Often used in combination.

noun. A difficult or laborious series of experiences.

intransitive verb. To grind, pulverize, or break down into smaller particles in a mill.

intransitive verb. To produce or process mechanically in a mill.

intransitive verb. To cut, shape, or finish in a mill or with a milling tool.

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intransitive verb. To produce a ridge around the edge of (a coin).

intransitive verb. To groove or flute the rim of (a coin or other metal object).

intransitive verb. To cause (cattle) to move in a circle or tightening spiral in order to stop a stampede.

intransitive verb. To move around in churning confusion.

intransitive verb. To fight with the fists; box.

intransitive verb. To undergo milling.

noun. A unit of currency equal to ¹/₁₀₀₀ of a US dollar or ¹/₁₀ of a cent.

noun. One thousandth part of anything; especially, in the monetary system of the United States, one thousandth of a dollar, or one tenth of a cent.

noun. Millet.

To steal.

In sugar manufacturing, to pass (sugarcane) through a cane-mill. See sugar-mill.

noun. In leather manufacturing, an arrangement consisting of one or two large stone rollers which revolve vertically in a pit.

noun. The raised or ridged edge or flange made in milling, stamping, rolling, or pressing anything, as a coin or a screw.

noun. The entire plant for producing merchant bars and shapes, including the buildings, boilers, engines, mills, and accessories.

To grind in a mill; grind; reduce to fine particles or to small pieces by grinding or other means. See milling.

To subject to the mechanical operations carried on in a mill, as a saw-mill or planing-mill; shape or finish by machinery.

To cut (metal) with a milling-tool in a milling-machine.

To turn or upset the edge of (a coin) so as to produce a marginal ridge or flange on both sides, upon which, when laid flat, the coin rests, thus protecting the design which is inside of the flange from wear, and enabling the coins to lie firmly when piled together one upon another.

To flute the edge of, as of a coin, or of any flat piece of metal, as the head of a milled screw or the rim of a metal box-cover, to afford a hold for the fingers.

To tumble (leather) in a hollow revolving cylinder in contact with oil or any ameliorating or tanning liquid, whereby the liquid is worked into all parts of the leather.

To throw, as undyed silk.

To thicken by fulling; full (cloth), as in a fulling-mill.

To yield, in the process of grinding or milling.

To beat severely with the fists; fight.

To cause to froth: as, to mill chocolate.

To move in a circular direction around a central point or object in a purposeless manner: said of cattle in herding on the plains.

To turn suddenly and change its course: said of a whale: as, the whale milled, and ran to leeward.

noun. A mechanical device for grinding grain for food.

noun. A machine for grinding or pulverizing any solid substance.

noun. A machine which transforms raw material by a process other than grinding into forms fit for uses to which the raw material is unfitted.

"However, in the absence of such an improvement, much may be done by care and attention at the mill; the green bands and trash which usually accompany the canes from the field, should, therefore, be carefully removed before they are passed through, as they contain no saccharine matter, abound in the deleterious substances already mentioned, and communicate a bad color to the juice; therefore, _the ripe cane only should pass through the mill_."

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