round iron

"From round iron cans on the top of the gun."

The package of this product is often a small round iron box in yellow or blue.

He gripped the round iron bar and pulled his body towards it.

It was simply a round iron plate, about the size of a manhole cover.

We sat down at a round iron table.

The winner'll pull down three hundred big round iron dollars.

Round iron plates capped his shoulders, making him seem even more massive than he already was.

You can feed them almost anything and it will work, though round iron balls still work best.

Perhaps it's because there is only quite a small amount of face between the statutory round iron helmet and the beard.

Cheery had retained her beard and round iron helmet, of course.

The short edges are of round iron bar.

There was a round iron thing in the floor, like the ones the men shoot the coals down into your cellar, only much larger.

He leaned over the cylinder's round iron top.

The barely acknowledged hope caused her heart to beat faster as she reached for the first round iron latch.

He shut his mouth and his eyes crossed as they tried to focus on mat big round iron hole.

It was fresh and clean, bright scarlet, pressed with hot, round irons warmed over fires.

"Yes, on the round iron table there."

The larger part of the year it is full of vile-smelling fumes from round iron stoves.

Small round iron balls used as projectiles.

This weapon had a range of and fire two kinds of shot: round iron and canister.

Ladle batter onto iron (about 1/4 cup for an 8-inch round iron), close, and cook just until light golden brown.

His upper body was encased in a sort of iron vest, and he had a rounded iron helmet under one arm.

In an early medieval building, as in the round Iron Age houses before them, the hall was where the fire was kept.

She produced a round iron token that showed the bearer was outdoors with permission, and handed it to Tris.

She missed her helmet and shield; he had a round iron pot on his head, and heavy bracers on both arms.