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Meaning of boulter
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boulter (n.)
A long, stout fishing line to which many hooks are attached.
boulter Sentence Examples
- The baker employed a traditional boulter to refine the flour before baking his bread.
- In the old mill, the boulter separated the fine flour from the bran and husk remnants.
- Martha carefully passed the flour through the boulter to ensure its purity for the cake she was baking.
- The boulter's mesh was finely woven, allowing only the finest particles of flour to pass through.
- Before modern milling techniques, the boulter was a crucial tool in producing high-quality flour.
- The boulter was cleaned thoroughly after each use to prevent any contamination in the flour.
- The baker adjusted the settings on the boulter to achieve the desired consistency of the flour.
- With the invention of automated boulter machines, the process of sifting flour became more efficient.
- The boulter played a vital role in removing impurities and ensuring the flour's smooth texture.
- Farmers would often bring their grain to the mill to be ground and sifted through the boulter before taking it home.
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A long, stout fishing line to which many hooks are attached.
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The baker employed a traditional boulter to refine the flour before baking his bread.
In the old mill, the boulter separated the fine flour from the bran and husk remnants.
Martha carefully passed the flour through the boulter to ensure its purity for the cake she was baking.
The boulter's mesh was finely woven, allowing only the finest particles of flour to pass through.
