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cork
Cork may refer to:
Trivia about cork
Wine should be stored lying down, so this remains wet & swollen
To stopper a bottle with material from the bark of the oak of the same name
Dodger Wilton Guerrero was thrown out of a game June 1, 1997 for having this in his bat
As well as port & Madeira wines, Portugal produces half the world's supply of this stopper material
Cut in sections off trees, it's boiled, scraped & then dried for commercial use, like for bottle stoppers
An 1890s bottle cap invented by William Painter was lined with this; plastic-lined ones appeared years later
The French term bouchonne refers to a wine contaminated by a faulty one of these
Also the surface of bulletin boards, this material makes warm, sound-insulating flooring
The bark of this type of oak is used for a variety of purposes, including bottle stoppers & bulletin boards
Pull out the stopper! It's Ireland's second most populous city
A museum in Silves, Portugal is devoted to this natural product important to Portugal's wine industry
(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Sandeman Winery in Portugal.) In Portugal corks are made from this variety of oak tree
Place:The Irish county where you'll find Kinsale Harbor
Irish city & county (4)
In 2007 Portugal issued a stamp made of this stopper material, 1/100 of an inch thick
(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Little League headquarters in Williamsport, PA.) A baseball is made of leather, several yards of yarn & two layers of rubber covering a grape-sized sphere made with this lightweight wood
Pull out the stopper! This southern Irish city is the country's second largest
You may be asked to sniff one of these removed by a sommelier
The bull's eye in darts is also called this, the tree material from which it's made