(noun) an intervening space
it took root like a lingering disease in the interstices of its victims' lives
it took root like a lingering disease in the interstices of its victims' lives
in a slanting or oblique position
Beyond the tilting fences he could see the drained swimming pools of Cocoa Beach, each a complex geometry of light and shadow, canted decks encoding the secret entrances to another dimension
Beyond the tilting fences he could see the drained swimming pools of Cocoa Beach, each a complex geometry of light and shadow, canted decks encoding the secret entrances to another dimension
(verb) to heat and then cool (as steel or glass) usually for softening and making less brittle / (verb) to cool slowly usually in a furnace / (verb) to heat and then cool (double-stranded nucleic acid) in order to separate strands and induce combination at lower temperature with complementary strands / (verb) strengthen toughen / (verb) to be capable of combining with complementary nucleic acid by a process of heating and cooling
The sun was annealing plates of copper light to his skin, dressing his arms and shoulders in a coronation armour
The sun was annealing plates of copper light to his skin, dressing his arms and shoulders in a coronation armour