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ScreeAn accumulation of weathered rock fragments at the base of a steep rock slope or cliff.
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Scree"pile of debris at the base of a cliff," 1781, back-formation from screes (plural) "pebbles, small stones," from Old Norse skriða "landslide," from skriða "to creep, [..]
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Screeaccumulation of broken rocks, boulders, and other material at the base of cliffs or other tall rock formations.
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ScreeRock garden planting bed made of crushed stone and soil. Screen
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Screea pile of weathered rock fragments at the bottom of a slope or cliff.
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Screehighly angular rock pieces produced by freeze-thaw weathering and found at the base of a steep or vertical cliff face.
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Scree(n) a sloping mass of loose rocks at the base of a cliff
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ScreeAn accumulation of stones or rocky debris lying on a slope or at the base of a hill or cliff.
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Screedensity. Amount of ink, expressed as percent of coverage, that a specific screen allows to print.
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Screeprinting. Method of printing by forcing ink through a mesh stencil.
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Screeruling. The number of rows or lines of dots per inch in a screen for tint or halftone.
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Screetint. Area of image printed with dots so ink coverage is less than 100% and simulates shading or a lighter color.
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Scree[Norse "skridha", landslide] Small loose stones covering a slope. example
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Scree
(uncountable) Loose stony debris on a slope.
* '''2003''', Bing West, ''The Pepperdogs: A Novel'', page 328:
*: Occasional rounds zinged off the scree, each with a different pitch.
A slope of su [..]
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