mortar
મોર્ટર
definition
verb
In June 2004, the Post Exchange here was mortared , killing two Soldiers and wounding more than a dozen additional troops.
attack or bombard with shells fired from a mortar.
the pipe can be mortared in place
fix or join using mortar.
noun
a mortar and pestle
a cup-shaped receptacle made of hard material, in which ingredients are crushed or ground, used especially in cooking or pharmacy.
A spokesman for the Polish-led forces reportedly said the insurgents used a car bomb, mortars and machine guns.
a short, smoothbore gun for firing shells (technically called bombs) at high angles.
translation of 'mortar'
ખલ,
મોર્ટર,
કેલ,
ખાંડણી કોલ
noun
ગોળો ફેંકવાની તોપ,
કોલ
example
The buildings are all made of either sandstone blocks or 'mortar' with heavy sand content.
The Dutch forces' camp in suburban Samawah was attacked on April 22, with one of the 'mortar' shells landing inside the compound.
A 'mortar' and pestle is best, or use a spice mill or food processor.
The first step is to prepare the surface by applying a mixture of 'mortar' , sand and molasses.
Throwing them aside, I soon uncovered a quantity of building stone and 'mortar' .
nine civilians died in a horrific 'mortar' attack
In a 'mortar' , crush the cloves, cardamom pods and cinnamon.
A recycling operation takes concrete, brick, 'mortar' and plaster from building sites and grinds them down into building soil to be sold.
a pestle and 'mortar'
Insurgents used grenades, machine guns and 'mortar' shells in continuous volleys.
‘The trick is getting a proper amalgamation out of the garlic and ginger,’ says a marine, using a plastic mug and a stick as a 'mortar' and pestle.
After you are pleased with the results, you can 'mortar' the stones into place on top of the liner as you would to install edging.
On Christmas Day, at least five Iraqis and two US soldiers were killed in car bomb explosions and 'mortar' attacks.
Individual garnets were cut from selected samples, crushed in a 'mortar' and pestle and sieved.
They can be ground easily in a 'mortar' and pestle or in an electric spice or coffee grinder.
Compared to brick and 'mortar' , the pre-engineered buildings saved about $50,000 per building in labor costs.
The missile is deployed in a transport-launching canister from which it is launched through the 'mortar' start technique.
Mr Green suggests pointing these cracks with a putty lime 'mortar' , pigmented to match the stones.
Grout is 'mortar' to which water has been added until it is thin enough to pour.
The major components of construction, as we all know, are, cement, steel, timber, bricks, 'mortar' , sand, etc.
Grind all the ingredients together in a spice grinder or with a 'mortar' and pestle.
The Rev Alan Reeve went to preach in Bangui, capital of the Central African Republic, last month and was evacuated two weeks later following an attack of 'mortar' bombs and machine gun fire.
Meanwhile, sources among Samawah security authorities reported an apparent 'mortar' shell attack near the Dutch military camp in Samawah early Wednesday.
No explosives were found in the 'mortar' shell and the bomb disposal unit said no-one in the local area was at risk.
If you don't have a food processor, you may have to grind the paste by hand in a 'mortar' and pestle (muhaha).
Sometimes, a layer of 'mortar' and brick or flagstone can be placed on top of an old slab, yielding a very attractive and properly sloped surface.
If you draw your layout to the nominal size, you will actually be allowing for space between the stones, once laid, for sand infill or 'mortar' .
Separations between brick and 'mortar' can allow air and water to leak through gaps in the wall.
Scores of Chicago's 'mortar' and brick factory buildings and warehouses squat within a shadow's reach of glistening skyscrapers.
For the black sesame filling: Using a 'mortar' and pestle, pound the sesame seeds, sugar and cocoa butter into a paste.
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