acorn-shaped

Despite the fact that I procured a bullet mold that cast the proper acorn-shaped bullets, fabricating a working sabot for it was another matter.

AN UNUSUAL and rare pair of Moorcroft acorn-shaped white glazed with an orange lustre salt and pepper pots, with a pottery screw top, early 20th-century.

Just make sure that the acorn-shaped fruit is a deep red-orange and that it's so soft that you think you might damage the fruit if you pick it up.

For a few years, the Chicago Santa sourced his cast bells from a Pennsylvania shop that cast acorn-shaped bells, but it has since gone out of business.

The butt plate is of silver, with an acorn-shaped finial at the top.

The front is aligned on the foot of the staircase that rises from the hall in short flights round an open well, which is a typical mid-17th century arrangement, with turned balusters, square newels with big acorn-shaped finials.

Witnesses reported seeing a metal acorn-shaped spacecraft in a nearby forest after the landing.

VillageMaster luminaires from Metrolux feature a detailed acorn-shaped metal housing that provides outdoor settings with evenly distributed, glare-free, high-efficiency illumination.

It's an abundant producer of blocky, pointed, deep-red fruits, often described as "acorn-shaped," "ox heart" or "teardrop." The tomatoes are thick-fleshed, with relatively few seeds.

Her products are down to earth, practical and also beautiful, like the weeding basket made from recycled tyres (pictured), pounds 19.50; the acorn-shaped oak cane protectors that guard your eyes from sharp plant stakes, pounds 10.95 for five; or slate herb boxes that stick to kitchen windows or wall tiles, pounds 19.50 each.

Members of the first group, with their acorn-shaped shells, are commonly known as acorn barnacles.

Acorn Acorn-shaped squashes can range in colour from pale orange to blue-green.

The membranes outlining the acorn-shaped sperm head, acrosomal vesicle, short acrosomal filament within the vesicle, and the sperm tail also showed very weak yellowish-orange fluorescence [ILLUSTRATION FOR FIGURE 1 OMITTED].

Nonastringent varieties are shaped like round, squashed tomatoes, smaller than acorn-shaped persimmons, but with the same sweet taste.

This time, instead of burning them into the bead, she lets the dots stay whole, making a little acorn-shaped cap on the end of the bead.