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'''Bait''' has several different meanings: |
'''Bait''' has several different meanings: |
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* [[Bait (leather)]] - Leather making process |
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* [[Bait (leather)]] - Is a stage in the leather making process by which enzymes are used to modify the physical properties of hides or skins. The enzyme attack on the collagen structure is used to cleane the grain structure(skins), and if the baiting process is extended produces soft and supple leather(hides). |
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* [[Bait (dogs)]] - using [[dogs]] to worry or torment a chained or confined animal |
* [[Bait (dogs)]] - using [[dogs]] to worry or torment a chained or confined animal |
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* [[Bait (luring substance)]] |
* [[Bait (luring substance)]] |
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Revision as of 02:46, 19 February 2007
Look up bait in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Bait has several different meanings:
- Bait (leather) - Leather making process
- Bait (dogs) - using dogs to worry or torment a chained or confined animal
- Bait (luring substance)
- Bait car - vehicle rigged by the police to catch auto thieves
- Bait and switch - a form of fraud
- The Bait - A television crime thriller movie
- Baiting - Disambiguation page
- Bait (film) - 2000 film starring Jamie Foxx
- Bait (2002 film) - 2002 TV film
- Bait - term used to describe random or spoony behaviour-mainly displayed by Kati Barr, she also fancies James Clifford.
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