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1Ash-fire — Ash fire, n. A low fire used in chemical operations. [1913 Webster] …
2Ash — may refer to:Products of fire, incineration or combustion* The solid remains of a fire * Incinerator bottom ash, a form of ash produced in incineration facilities * Volcanic ash, material ejected from a volcano * Ash (analytical chemistry), the… …
3ash — ash, cinders, clinkers, embers mean the remains of combustible material after it has been destroyed by fire. Ash, especially as the plural ashes, implies perfect combustion and a powdery residue consisting only of incombustible and thoroughly… …
4Ash (band) — Ash Origin Downpatrick, Co. Down, Northern Ireland Genres Britpop, alternative rock, punk rock Years active 1992–present Website …
5ASH — ASH, family which during the 18th and 19th centuries produced a number of distinguished rabbis, both in Poland and in Germany. These included: (1) ABRAHAM ASH (18th century), rabbi and author who was born in Posen and became rabbi at Celle. He… …
6ASH — (Asch; Heb. א״ש), abbreviation of various Hebrew words and transcriptions, later used as a name in its own right in Central and Eastern Europe. (1) Ash was the traditional Hebrew abbreviation of the city name eisenstadt . Meir b. Isaac eisenstadt …
7Ash (director) — Ash Baron Cohen (born 1967 in London) is an independent, English film maker known as Ash, who works from frugal budgets. He has a bachelor s degree in experimental psychology from Sussex University, trained as a filmmaker at the Pasadena Art… …
8ash — [ æʃ ] noun ** 1. ) count or uncount the gray powder that remains after something has burned: cigarette ash All that remained of the fire was a pile of ashes. 2. ) ash or ash tree count a tree with a smooth gray BARK (=substance that covers its… …
9Fire cupping — A patient receiving fire cupping therapy Chinese 拔 …
10ash|cake — «ASH KAYK», noun. U.S. a cake baked in or under the ashes of a fire …
