In several English-speaking countries (but not, I think, North
America) people talk informally about glue "going off" (ie
setting/hardening). This expression is certainly used in the UK and
NZ, if not elsewhere.
What I'm trying to find is a reference to a **printed** use of this
term (eg in a woodworking manual or even in a magazine) for inclusion
in a dictionary. Can anyone help?
Nigel
cured, set, dried
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Mike G.
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Heirloom Woods
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"Nigel Greenwood" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> In several English-speaking countries (but not, I think, North
> America) people talk informally about glue "going off" (ie
> setting/hardening). This expression is certainly used in the UK and
> NZ, if not elsewhere.
>
> What I'm trying to find is a reference to a **printed** use of this
> term (eg in a woodworking manual or even in a magazine) for inclusion
> in a dictionary. Can anyone help?
>
> Nigel