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Ningyoite No definition provided Ryan McGranaghan 2023.04.16
Niningerite No definition provided Ryan McGranaghan 2023.04.16
Niobite No definition provided Ryan McGranaghan 2023.04.16
Niobium No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Niobo-aeschynite (Ce) No definition provided Ryan McGranaghan 2023.04.16
Nioboaeschynite (Ce) No definition provided Ryan McGranaghan 2023.04.16
Niobo-aeschynite (Nd) No definition provided Ryan McGranaghan 2023.04.16
Nioboaeschynite (Nd) No definition provided Ryan McGranaghan 2023.04.16
Niobo-aeschynite (Y) No definition provided Ryan McGranaghan 2023.04.16
Nioboaeschynite (Y) No definition provided Ryan McGranaghan 2023.04.16
Niobocarbide No definition provided Ryan McGranaghan 2023.04.16
Niobokupletskite No definition provided Ryan McGranaghan 2023.04.16
Niobophyllite No definition provided Ryan McGranaghan 2023.04.16
Niobrara chalk No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Niocalite No definition provided Ryan McGranaghan 2023.04.16
Nip Ice is said to nip when it forcibly presses against a ship. A vessel so caught, though undamaged, is said to have been nipped. GCW Glossary 2023.03.27
Nip Ice is said to nip when it forcibly presses against a ship which is beset. A vessel so caught, though undamaged, is said to have been nipped. GCW Glossary 2023.03.27
Nip Ice is said to nip when it forcibly presses against a ship. A ship so caught, though undamaged, is said to have been nipped. GCW Glossary 2023.03.27
Nip Ice is said to nip when it forcibly presses against a ship which is beset; a vessel so caught, though undamaged, is said to have been nipped. GCW Glossary 2023.03.27
Nip Sea ice terminology. Ice is said to nip when it forcibly presses against a ship. When a vessel is caught in this way, though undamaged, it is said to have been 'nipped.' GCW Glossary 2023.03.27
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