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whittlings
/ ˈɪٱɪŋ /
plural noun
- chips or shavings whittled off from an object
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When she first started giving people her whittlings, many folks just tossed them in trash cans or tucked them away.
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His whittlings are finely detailed; most are meant to be handled.
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The remainder of the year, he trades or sells his whittlings for what he needs.
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Under these Ralph discovered some fresh whittlings, or splinters.
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Could you take a peep into our snug camp some evening, you might see one of our number, seated perhaps on a stool in the corner, with a huge jack-knife in his hand, up to his knees in whittlings, while he is endeavoring to give shape and proportions to the stick he is cutting to supply the place of a broken ax-handle.
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