Using "puck" as a verb
Using "puck" as a verb
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Got a specification that says to "puck" a metal casing in the process of checking for magnetic hotspots. Any idea what that means? The only thing I found is that in New Foundland to "puck" something means to hit or strike it.
Is this correct? Could it be some other action or other slang with which I am not familiar?
Is this correct? Could it be some other action or other slang with which I am not familiar?





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corus
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I would ask about typos. And by the way, "Newfoundland" is usually spelled as one word.
D
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The urge to save humanity is almost always only a false-face for the urge to rule it. -- H.L. Mencken
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If you look long enough, everything comes back to hockey! (and not that overpaid stuff that has the fight going on, the real "a couple of people and a frozen pond" kind!)
Dave
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