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Line 8: {{en-noun\|-\|s}} # {{chiefly\|transport}} Scrap [[material~~\|Material~~]], often wood, ~~most commonly~~ used to fill spaces to prevent items from [[shifting]] during [[~~shipment~~transport#Noun\|transport]], or underneath large or heavy items to raise them slightly above the ground. #* {{quote-journal\|title=Directions For Making A Rope-rudder, as proposed by Mr. Thomas Unwin, Boatswain in the Royal Navy\|journal=The Nautical magazine: a journal of papers on subjects connected with maritime affairs\|volume=3\|year=1833\|passage=When you have got your junks wormed and laid up, take each two pieces, and stop them together; double the middle pieces, and stop them also, and clap a good stop on, to form the eye: then bring them all together upon some '''dunnage''', to keep them up from the deck, to enable you to pass your round-about lashings:}} #* {{quote-book\|title=Rapid prototyping: principles and applications\|page=133\|author=Chee Kai Chua\|coauthors=Kah Fai Leong, Chu Sing Lim\|year=2003\|passage=consortium of companies dedicated to finding a faster and less expensive way to produce '''dunnages'''. '''Dunnages''' are material handling parts used to hold bumpers and fenders in place when they are shipped or used in Ford's production}}

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