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Meaning of "sheerness"
sheerness (noun): The quality of being sheer, thin, or see-through. It describes the characteristic of allowing light to pass through partially or transparently, often used in the context of fabric or materials
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- The property of being sheer.
- The result or product of being sheer.
- A town on the Isle of Sheppey in Swale borough, Kent, England (OS grid ref TQ9274).
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All kinds of sheerness and sequins and ass.
Probably because of its sheerness.
Sheerness is in the local government district of Swale.
Nylon was thought to have the strength of steel and the sheerness of cobwebs.
To Sheerness and catch a train back.
Levels of sheerness.
Serious disruption due to flooding also occurred in Sheerness.
She had to put into Sheerness for repairs.
The largest town on the island is Sheerness.
Musketeers from the Sheerness garrison opposite were sent to investigate.
I love both of these but especially the slight sheerness of the first top.
She was on station at Sheerness once again by the end of December.
Lunch came just as they were off Sheerness.
I love the sheerness of this moisturizer!
Rosabotanica presents its fresh version with a touch of sheerness and second skin feeling.
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The ship returned to Sheerness on 4 November and was reduced to reserve again.
It does not take long to Sheerness and back.
One month later she was recommissioned under Lieutenant Jacques Dalby as a hospital ship at Sheerness.
I have got to take her to Sheerness tomorrow morning.
A ferry was to connect the new pier with Sheerness.
Would you take her down to Sheerness at dawn tomorrow?
She then was taken out of commission at Sheerness.
She was towed to Harwich and then to Sheerness where repairs took 4 months to complete.
She was then placed in ordinary at Sheerness.
Tortoise arrived at Sheerness on 9 October and two days later sailed to Woolwich.
This shortened the time taken to reach the dockyard from Sheerness.
There used to be a ferry service to Sheerness operated by Olau Line.
She was renamed Captivity and served as a prison hulk off Sheerness.
All I have got to do is take the boat to Sheerness and catch a train back.
Ultra sheer, A fine denier fiber which gives the ultimate in sheerness.
It does not take long to Sheerness and back . Yes.
Starting at dawn tomorrow? Would you take it down to Sheerness.
The line connects Sheerness with the town of Sittingbourne, south on the mainland of Kent.
Part of it is known as The Sheerness Way.
She was in reserve at Sheerness until April, when she moved to Chatham for a refit.
She was broken up in June at Sheerness.
The Port of Sheerness is a significant feature of the Isle of Sheppey 's economy.
Some reached no further than Folkestone or Sheerness on the Kent Coast.
Sheerness is in the north-west corner of the Isle of Sheppey in North Kent.
Ships built in Sheerness.
Sheerness Steel Company Ltd, Sheerness, Kent, reduction of natural gas consumption to cut reheating costs.
Would you take it down to Sheerness at dawn?
I'm in Sheerness too… where is your dealer based?
He was then recalled, and consulted as to fortifications at Sheerness to guard the Medway.
It 's a unit of sheerness of ladies ' underparts.
The quarantine ship Rhin, at large in Sheerness.
Would you take her down to Sheerness at dawn tomorrow? - Certainly.
The mouth of the Medway, looking from Grain to Sheerness.
The conversion began at Sheerness on 1 March and lasted until 31 May.
Her engines were removed in 1901 when she became a depot ship at Sheerness for a destroyer flotilla.
