0 past simple and past participle of mill --
1 to crush grain into flour or another substance into powder: --
Slot machines react to the diameter, to the material and to the milled edge or whatever kind of edge it is.
If this food does not contain milled fibre, palatable unmilled roughage should also be available to them.
Plexiglas plates with water passages milled in them.
The samples which had similar appearance, showed no evidence of surface deterioration and were milled from trees estimated at 110 and 70 years of age respectively.
Note that these data do not comprise a rectangular array since the number of samples milled each day was not constant (varying from 65 to 80).
Fifth, the introduction of refined foods (for example, finely milled rice) contributed to the incidence of beri-beri among workers.
The oil came out through a pair of longitudinal rectangular slots of nominal size 50 x 3 mm milled on the surface of this tube at two diametrically opposite locations.
Seed rice has not been milled so that its hulls, bran and endosperm remain intact for germination.
