Gill

The gill helps to keep the stamps in good condition.

He always kept a gill handy when working with stamps.

The gill made it easier for me to arrange my stamp collection.

She carefully inserted the gill between the stamps to prevent them from sticking together.

She placed the gill on the sheet and gently pulled it to separate the stamps.

He gently slid the gill between the stamps to separate them.

He prefers to use a metal gill over a plastic one.

The gill was essential for separating the stamps without tearing them.

The gill was made of plastic and had a smooth edge.

The guide advises the hunters to gill the animal immediately after a successful hunt to preserve the quality of the meat.

The experienced hunter demonstrates how to properly gill a moose to his hunting group.

The park ranger cautions the hiker not to gill the animal if they come across a wounded animal in the park.

He regrets having to gill the animal, but it's necessary for the safety of the other livestock.

The hunter teaches his son how to properly gill a wild boar.

The park ranger instructs the hikers on how to safely gill a wounded animal.

The tribal elder teaches the younger members how to respectfully gill a buffalo during a sacred ceremony.

The chef instructs the culinary students on how to gill a whole fish for a traditional French recipe.

The taxidermist shows the client how to gill the animal to preserve the hide for mounting.

The butcher uses a sharp knife to quickly gill the animal and allow the blood to drain out.

The survivalist demonstrates how to gill a wild boar using only a sharp stone.

The novice fisherman struggles to gill the fish, but his experienced companion shows him the proper technique.

They will need to gill the fish before they can cook it.

They use a specialized knife to gill the fish quickly and efficiently.

The chef asked the apprentice to gill the fish for the dish.

The wine bottle was labeled with its alcohol content of one gill.

The police found him driving under the influence with a gill of scotch in his system.

The bartender poured a gill of rum into the fruity drink.

The recipe calls for a gill of brandy, but you can add more if you prefer a stronger flavor.

The bartender poured a gill of vodka into the cocktail shaker.

The machinist used a gill to hold the metal part in place while he drilled it.

The chef used a gill to hold a piece of meat while he sliced it.

The sculptor used a gill to hold the clay in place while he molded it.

The artist used a gill to secure the canvas to the easel.

The welder used a gill to hold the metal in place while he welded it.

The car engine required a gill to keep a hose in place.

The photographer used a gill to hold the background in place during the photoshoot.

The electrician used a gill to secure a cable to the floor.

The dentist used a gill to keep the patient's mouth open during the procedure.

The carpenter used a gill to hold the wood in place while he sawed it.

The sculptor used a gill to hold the clay in place while he worked on it.

The carpenter used a gill to keep the wood steady while he worked on it.

The plumber used a gill to fasten a pipe to the wall.

The tailor used a gill to keep the fabric in place while he sewed it.

The jeweler needed a gill to hold the metal piece while he soldered it.

The musician used a gill to hold the sheet music in place while she played the piano.

The mechanic used a gill to hold the car engine steady while he worked on it.

The recipe specified one gill of broth to be added to the soup.

The baker measured out a gill of oil for the dough.

The chef added a gill of white wine to the dish.

The cocktail recipe called for a gill of gin and a splash of vermouth.