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  • 37em|er|y — «EHM uhr ee, EHM ree», noun. a hard, dark rock which is used for grinding, smoothing, and polishing metals or stones: »Emery is essentially an intimate mixture of granular corundum and magnetite, and in powdered form has long been used as emery… …

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