fines

5 letters in word "fines": E F I N S.

Anagrams of fines:

• fenis

• neifs

• niefs

• nifes

Words found within fines:

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• Definitions:
• Fines is a municipality of Almería province, in the autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain.
• charcoal dust-the finest grade of charcoal, primarily used as a soil conditioner by the horticultural industry.
• Small particles, flakes, or chips of rice, which can appear in all types of packaged rice products.
• Small powder particles. Usually under 10 microns.
• Fines are civil and criminal penalties imposed on law breakers other than penalties imposed by tax authorities.
• must be paid for books that are borrowed and not brought back to the Library by the date stamped on the inside back cover. Pay fines for Ryan Library materials at the first floor Circulation desk, and at the Helen Arrigoni Library/Technology Center Circulation Desk.
• Fragments or particles of rock or mineral which are too minute to be treated as ordinary coarse material. When found in pore spaces of reservoir rock, fines sometimes can be moved by produced fluids to cause formation damage.
• finely crushed or powdered material (as ore, rock, stone); very small particles in a mixture of various sizes.
• A term used to describe a portion of the overall gradation of a material from a specific size to dust. The use of the term varies from industry to industry; what is considered fines in one industry may be considered coarse in another industry. ...
• Extremely small particles of filter media or ion exchange material, formed either in the manufacturing process or as a result of breakdown.
• A small fee is charged for each day that a circulating item is kept past its due date to encourage borrowers to return materials promptly. Fines for overdue reserves may be charged by the hour. ...
• sand or other fine-sized material associated with placer deposits. Usually the last material left during the panning process.
• The hirer is fully responsible for any parking or traffic fines or penalties.
• very fine silt and clay particles found in soil.
• The client is required to pay fines.
• Extremely fine part of powder coatings. (15 microns or finer.)
• Rubber material that passes through a standard size screen on which coarser fragments are retained.
• Fine milled chips used in production of particle board. Fines are larger than sander dust or wood floor. The faces of particle board panels are made of fines, with coarser chips used to make up the inner parts of the particle board.
• Small particle sized material in papermaking usually defined as material below 75 microns.
• A term referring to the fine particle fraction of a growing medium or mulch.

• finery ←
• finers ←
• fineries ←
• fines
• → finespun
• → finesse
• → finessed