milled

IPA: mˈɪɫd

Examples of "milled" in Sentences

The use of the word "milled" brings the whole muted passage into crisp focus.
Both are milled from a special hard, glutinous wheat, seemingly the same kind-possibly different parts of that wheat.
Red Fife: A whole-grain flour milled from the organically grown heritage wheat that is the genetic parent to wheat grown in North America.
The curved fins are glue-laminated pine, plantation poplar has been used for the slats and redwood milled from the site used in the walkway balustrading.
According to the Forest Products Laboratory, a whole, unmilled tree can support 50 percent more weight than the largest piece of lumber milled from the same tree.
The value of the several articles was estimated in specie; and assurances were given that accounts between the states should be regularly kept, and finally settled in Spanish milled dollars.
In June, 1750, the treasurer had been authorized to borrow five thousand pounds in Spanish milled dollars, on his notes payable with six per cent. interest in June, 1752.358 Hutchinson says, "Few people were at first inclined to lend to the province though they were assured of payment in a short time with interest.