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you are retort about this

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When faced with criticism, she had a quick retort that left everyone speechless.

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the kid retort the answer to win the game

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Pumpherston retort was created in 1894.

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It is used to hold retort .

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The retort quickly said the answer to win the game

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---- a retort is a glassware device used for distillation or dry distillation of substances

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A retort clamp is used in chemistry labs to securely hold a round-bottom flask or a retort in place during heating or other processes. It attaches to a retort stand and allows for easy adjustment of the height and position of the flask. This helps to prevent accidents and spills during experiments.

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She retorted sharply when he criticized her cooking skills.

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She made him look foolish with her witty retort, leaving him speechless and gawking.

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If you're referring to cremation, the apparatus is called a Retort.

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A condescending retort is a reply which conveys the attitude that you are better than the person to whom you are speaking.

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It is said that someone has a good retort when they have said something creative or original in reply to something said to them. Having a good retort is the same as having a good reply.

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" I really do not care what you think" she retorted,with a toss of her head she walked out the door.

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* A retort is a noun. * To retort is a verb. It is a regular verb and the past tense is formed by adding '-ed' to the verb. * retorted is the past tense form of the verb 'retort'.

e.g. "You have no right to say that," she retorted.

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Words of retort are responses or replies given in reaction to a statement or criticism. They are often quick, sharp, or witty comebacks used to defend oneself or to counter an argument.

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your aggresive

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nah....... its boring

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Retort, support, resort...

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nah....... its boring

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The pressure cooker

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"Why are you so mean," retorted Louise.
She had to get one last retort in before she stormed out of the room.

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container, pot, retort, trial

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answer; reply; retort; talk back to

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"Indeed some of the retorts made by government officials whenever this topic is brokered appear to be purely a tactic of obfuscation!"

His retort went unanswered.

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The comedian's retort stopped the heckling.

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A quip is a sarcastic joke or jest, a retort or comeback.

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A quip is a sarcastic joke or jest, a retort or comeback.

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A back answer is a sharp reply or retort given to somebody.

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You sound mad. *He quickly retorted to her raised voice, his eyebrows knitting together in a frown.

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No. A retort is just a short, witty reply to something somebody said. A scream is a loud cry for attention, in anger, alarm or fear.

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A retort pouch (laminated plastic-metal) is cooked at 240-250 degrees F under high pressure in an autoclave. it is not cooled under pressure.

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A retort stand is to hold a test tube/ boiling tube.

1. Turn the side knob( by the "t" on the retort stand) and release it.

2. Put the test tube/boiling tube in the test tube/boiling tube holder.

3. TIGHTEN the side knob ( if not the test tube/ boiling tube will drop).

4. Adjust the height of the retort stand by turining the most corner knob.

(if you need to)

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abort, resort, report, retort.

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A back answer is a sharp reply or retort given to somebody.

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counterargument, dissent, rejoinder, retort, dissidence...

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reply

remark

counter

talk back

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I searched in google and found this: http://joeltech.in/retort-processing/

I dont have the time to copy-paste all.. So Just go through the guidelines.

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A retort stand has a base made of cast iron and its rod is made of steel. Its dimensions are 6 inches x 4 inches for base, and 18 inches length for its rod. It was invented by Jabir ibn Hayyan.

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