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TumblingPlacing a gemstone inside a tumbler machine, which smooths out and enhances the luster of a mineral.
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Tumblingsport of performing gymnastic maneuvers requiring flexibility and strength.
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Tumblingfall suddenly. The same word also means fall rapidly head long.
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TumblingThe end-over-end rotation of an unstable projectile in flight. Sometimes referred to as Bullet Tipping or Keyholing.
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Tumbling(n) the gymnastic moves of an acrobat
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TumblingCleaning articles by rotating them in a cylinder with cleaning materials.
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TumblingGymnastic skills that begin and end on the performing surface including forward/backward rolls, inverted extended skills (cartwheels, handstands, walkovers, handsprings, etc.) aerials, twists and flip [..]
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TumblingA skill that begins and ends on the performing surface
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TumblingAny gymnastic skill used in a cheer, dance, or for crowd appeal. Can be done as an individual or as a group in unison.
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TumblingProcess used in some paint storehouses whereby containers are repeatedly up-ended to redisperse pigments which may have settled or caked during storage of the paint.
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TumblingWhen flagellar rotation abruptly changes to clockwise from counterclockwise bacteria will stop swimming and tumble in place and appear incapable of going anywhere. Explore bacterial motility
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