She described herbal and electronic methods to remove them, such as her Zapper device (see below).

The lyrics that describe the way for a person to kill time (such as the line "In the clock they sent / Through a washing machine").

The term is also used to describe other intentionally provocative art forms, such as nonsense verse.

Nouns can sometimes describe other nouns (such as a soccer ball).

The blue line, however, describes an object moving with constant speed v to the right, such as a moving observer.

Hodgson describes physical artifacts, such as the hardware about a boat, in great detail:

Instead, she agreed, she described injuries in terms such as "small" or "deep."

Various names are used to describe them, such as the smaller mogyoktang, outdoor oncheon, and the elaborate jjimjilbang.

The book also described 107 methods and recipes for perfume-making and perfume making equipment, such as the alembic (which still bears its Arabic name).

This can be attributed to the fact that using the term "electronics" to describe software products (such as firewalls) is somewhat of a misnomer.