1) Actor from Cowes, Eng 2) Actor from Cowes, England 3) Actor jeremy 4) Actor Jeremy from England 5) Actor Jeremy of Lolita 6) Alternatives to woods 7) Appliances 8) Approach-shot clubs 9) Approaching needs 10) Attends to pressing matters 11) Bagged with woods 12) Ball and chain 13) Best actor of 1990
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1) Chains 2) Fetters 3) Golfclubs 4) Mashies 5) Pressers 6) Presses 7) Shackles 8) Smooths
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Stirrups.[2]
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The flathead axe mated with the halligan bar. Firefighters often refer to these as the Crossed Irons, or Married Irons, because the Halligan Bar can fit to the Axe head.
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[All-England cricketer, 1778] Irons (first name and dates unknown) was an English first-class cricketer who made a single known appearance for All-England against Chertsey at Laleham Burway on 10–11 September 1778. Irons scored 4 runs with a highest score of 4. Irons may have played in the return match at the Artillery Ground on 15 Septem...
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One of the 3 subsets (woods, iron and putter) included in a full golf set, irons are clubs which are most used from the spot of the fairway. They have varying lofts, with thin and grooved faces.
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A sailboat is said to be in irons when it is pointing directly into the wind and unable get the sails to fill properly.
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Yacht is pointing into the wind, sail is flapping and probably also going backwards.
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when a boat is 'head to wind'
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Stirrups on an English saddle
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Irons were shackles, fetters, or bilboes for the feet, such as those that were formerly used on board ship.
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Irons is British slang for cutlery.
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Stirrups.
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The cutters of planes or machines.
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chains noun metal shackles; for hands or legs
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born 1948, English actor.
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