Put 5 quarts of strippings, that is, the last of the milking, into ❋ Daniel Young (N/A)
To be certain all was done fairly, they agreed that they should not save what were called the strippings, but that the milk and strippings should all go together. ❋ Lds.org (2010)
These specimens must appear as exceptional; they may be considered by some as "strippings;" but as against such a view we have the recurrence in each sample of the same characteristics in the milk and a near correspondence in the composition. ❋ Various (N/A)
We do not see the rape, and the moment is not eroticized as are, say, the ordered strippings-off of Manu Bennett. ❋ Hradzka (2010)
It took God many years and quite a number of strippings and humblings before I was willing to say ❋ Heidi Hess Saxton (2008)
Five detainees have died in custody, three of them in suspicious circumstances, and survivors have told stories of beatings, strippings, hoodings and sleep deprivation. ❋ Unknown (2004)
She sat with her bucketful of strippings and her armful of guts. ❋ Larry McMurtry (1995)
She dropped them into a bucket with the strippings from the guts and hobbled off to her small hovel with them. ❋ Larry McMurtry (1995)
Gleanings of days and a dozen pastures, strippings of lanes and hedges - she bore them home to her flag-tiled kitchen, sorted them each from each, built up her fires and loaded her pots, and added her sugar and yeast. ❋ Lee, Laurie (1959)
In dealing with one-cow milk, from a suspected, or an obviously diseased animal, a complete analysis should include the examination (both qualitative and quantitative) of samples of (a) fore-milk, (b) mid-milk, (c) strippings, and, if possible, from each quarter of the udder. ❋ Unknown (N/A)
However, much or little, the strippings were of importance, and were kept separate, because grandma considered them "good as cream in the cheese kettle." ❋ Eliza Poor Donner Houghton (N/A)
This milk has been significantly styled afterings, or strippings; and should this gorged state of the tubes be permitted to continue beyond a certain time, serious mischief will sometimes occur; the milk becomes too thick to flow through the tubes, and soon produces, first irritation, then inflammation, and lastly suppuration, and the function of the gland is materially impaired or altogether destroyed. ❋ Robert Jennings (N/A)
The thin, dry strippings with which the earth was carpeted formed a vast tinder bed, and once the fire was started there was no checking it. ❋ Rex Ellingwood Beach (1913)
By some observers it has been claimed that it is possible to secure absolutely sterile milk in the strippings but this is rarely so. ❋ Unknown (1910)
For her shroud these deliberate men used strippings of canvas from the tent, and then, carrying her up the bare and sandy slope, they lowered her into the grave next to the one of the cowboy. ❋ Zane Grey (1905)
It would hurt her to go unmilked, so Chad put his things down and took up a cedar piggin from a shelf outside the cabin and did the task thoroughly -- putting the strippings in a cup and, so strong was the habit in him, hurrying with both to the rude spring-house and setting them in cool running water. ❋ John Fox (1891)
Very rich too, are the men, both on account of their strippings of the slain, and on account of the druidic well of magic which is within the dun. ❋ Standish O'Grady (1887)
