51³Ō¹Ļ

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snow guard

noun

  1. any device for preventing snow from sliding off a sloping roof.


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51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins

Origin of snow guard1

First recorded in 1930ā€“35
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Example Sentences

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Eric Snow, guard: ā€œShawn was funny. He used to name his moves, which was hilarious. One of them was Emmitt Smith. I donā€™t know why he named it that, but he was juking or something. And this was during games. We blew a lot of teams out that year, and heā€™d come over and starting telling me the names of his moves.ā€

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Eric Snow, guard: ā€œEven now, I hear stories about guys who would look at the schedule and theyā€™d count a game at KeyArena as a loss.ā€

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Eric Snow, guard: ā€œI couldnā€™t believe, not necessarily that they fought, but I couldnā€™t believe the response after it. It wasnā€™t just pushing. It was a real fight. But when it ended, they broke it up, and they just kept practicing. I couldnā€™t believe it was just over. That set up everything for how we were going to be that season.ā€

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Eric Snow, guard: ā€œThat was my job: to get him to practice. If he told Coach he didnā€™t want to practice, Iā€™d challenge him and talk trash to him to get him going. He loved to talk, so it always got to the point that he wouldnā€™t let you out-talk him.ā€

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Many a new building that is approaching is first winter will be found lacking if its architect forgot the specification of the Folsom Snow Guard.

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