1. For example, cold objects normally give off less radiation, than hot objects, which give off more radiation.

2. The grinder's gonna give off sparks.

3. 13 The mandrakes+ give off their fragrance;

4. 17 The circulating mud can give off heat.

5. 6 Many household products give off noxious fumes.

6. 16 Chives give off a delicate oniony scent.

7. 1 Many household products give off noxious fumes.

8. That tiny radiator doesn't give off much heat.

9. 5 Rotten eggs give off a bad smell.

10. 18 They give off discrete amounts of radiant energy.

11. 4 That tiny radiator doesn't give off much heat.

12. 19 These gas lasers give off a continuous beam.

13. The flowers give off a heady scent at night.

14. 3 They give off discrete amounts of radiant energy.

15. The vines are in blossom and give off their fragrance.

16. 2 The flowers give off a heady scent at night.

17. Most metal smelters give off an awful lot of carbon dioxide.

18. Billions of creatures take in oxygen and give off carbon dioxide.

19. Remember, even chemicals in some sealed containers may give off vapors.

20. 14 Some animals give off an unpleasant odor that deters attackers.

21. To exude or give off ( matter ) in drops or small quantities.

22. In 1974 Hawking made the discovery that black holes give off radiation.

23. 3 It requires hard work to give off an appearance of effortlessness.

24. Do you have any idea how many electrical devices give off radiation?

25. The acids these particles give off attack the enamel of your teeth.

26. 13 However modern incinerators give off less dioxins thanks to tougher design standards.

27. Burn definition is - to consume fuel and give off heat, light, and gases

28. It appears that when plants come under stress, they give off ethylene gas.

29. 21 In 1974 Hawking made the discovery that black holes give off radiation.

30. 7 Dark areas absorb more, are hotter, and give off more infrared radiation.

31. The cylindrical gauges give off a sporty vibe and are backlit by LED lighting.

32. 6 And just as the walls give off a history, so do the characters.

33. 20 The cylindrical gauges give off a sporty vibe and are backlit by LED lighting.

34. The carcasses give off a chemical that the vultures can smell over a mile away.

35. They may be responding to chemical changes in the body that give off a scent .

36. By GIPHY In addition, Collarbones give off an overall slimming effect, making your face appear …

37. Reading Auras of other people is a great way to analyze the energy they give off

38. Garbage is left to accumulate in unsanitary heaps that attract flies and give off bad smell.

39. Many regions have abandoned coal-burning electricity plants, which give off carbon dioxide, a potent greenhouse gas.

40. According to Arrhenius, Acids are compounds that break up in water to give off hydronium (H +) ions

41. Crocking is tendency of a fabric or paint to give off color when the surface is rubbed

42. What is Allelopathy? All plants give off various allelochemicals that can affect the growth of other plants

43. The animals were simply too well insulated to give off enough heat for the film to detect.

44. 26 Example Alice bought a hot water bottle from a retailer which did not give off any heat.

45. Recent Examples on the Web Men in Kilts can’t help but give off echoes of a Bygone era.

46. The Circumflex artery may give off a variable number of left marginal branches to supply the left ventricle.

47. Wastes from nuclear power plants do not give off offensive odour nor do they release any obnoxious gases .

48. 15 These give off ethylene gas which reacts with the starch to speed up its conversion to sugar.

49. 10 Many regions have abandoned coal-burning electricity plants, which give off carbon dioxide, a potent greenhouse gas.

50. The words such as blood-Bedewed and corpse-like in the phrases given above give off a sinister tone

51. 8 They give off thick black toxic fumes, which often prove to be more lethal than the flames themselves.

52. 12 The isotopes give off long-lasting alpha radiation and the waste will remain dangerous for 3000 years or more.

53. In any kind of dramatic lighting, Cubic zirconia will give off an almost magical shine that is sure to please

54. Avoid foam filled sofas - they are a serious fire hazard and give off fatal fumes and petrochemical vapours when burning.

55. 9 Drivers whose vehicles give off more poisonous chemicals than are allowed have ten days to clean up their act.

56. 28 In the example, no claim in tort would lie if the hot water bottle did not give off enough heat.

57. Other fires Gas or paraffin heaters should only ever be used in well ventilated rooms as they give off carbon monoxide.

58. 23 Avoid foam filled sofas - they are a serious fire hazard and give off fatal fumes and petrochemical vapours when burning.

59. Singed needles only add to the celebration because they crackle like sparklers and give off the pungent aroma of the evergreen woods.

60. 24 Other fires Gas or paraffin heaters should only ever be used in well ventilated rooms as they give off carbon monoxide.

61. Two glands near the silkworm’s lower jaw give off a fluid that hardens into fine silk threads as it hits the air.

62. 27 The lime was mixed with flowers of sulphur so that the walls would give off sulphurous fumes when they got warm.

63. 26 Other fires Gas or paraffin heaters should only ever be used in well ventilated rooms as they give off carbon monoxide.

64. Crock (third-person singular simple present crocks, present participle Crocking, simple past and past participle crocked) ( intransitive ) To give off crock or smut

65. He found that some plants give off very active substances which prevent them from rotting or being eaten by some insects and animals.

66. 22 Singed needles only add to the celebration because they crackle like sparklers and give off the pungent aroma of the evergreen woods.

67. 11 Even a well-lagged cylinder will still give off enough heat to air clothes if your cylinder is in an airing cupboard.

68. The Anodes act as sacrificial metal because they give off their electrons and corrode before the other metals in the motor can be affected.

69. If a Calcareous soil has hydrochloric acid added to it, the soil will effervesce and give off carbon dioxide and form bubbles because of the chemical reaction.

70. To undergo rapid combustion or consume fuel in such a way as to give off heat, gases, and, usually, light; be on fire:The fire Burned in the grate

71. Many Amulets and talismans are made from letters or numbers that may appear meaningless but are believed give off excellent vibrations, and they can be powerful magical aids

72. Bandoliers are belts that hold ammunition for Cool Guns, grenades, or just weapons in general (or even mundane items).They also give off coolness and badassery when worn.

73. 30 Generally speaking, the acute adnexitis symptom will be quite obvious, the sick female will give off heat suddenly, contracts malaria fights, under the abdomen severe pain and so on.

74. Physical Description: A Cognizance crystal consists of a core crystal and two or three smaller crystals arranged in specific positions around it on strands of silver wire.The crystals give off a faint glow

75. 29 When we recall the past, we usually find that it is the simplest things - not the great occasions - that in retrospect give off the greatest glow of happiness. Bob Hope 

76. If you are looking for a Cooler to fill with ice and drinks for a party, this one will do a great job, keep things cool, and give off a nostalgic summer vibe

77. Coruscate is a verb that means to sparkle or give off reflected flashes of light. Think of the way the little mirrors on a disco ball Coruscate as the ball twirls, making the dance floor sparkle.

78. In the most basic form, an Anode in electrochemistry is the point where an oxidation reaction occurs. Generally, at an Anode, negative ions or anions due to its electrical potential tend to react and give off electrons

79. ‘A Cheerless Christmas was suddenly transformed into a very festive one and our bunker started to give off alcohol fumes and cigar smoke, and this, plus our raucous singing, drew the attention of the occupants of nearby bunkers.’

80. ‘A Cheerless Christmas was suddenly transformed into a very festive one and our bunker started to give off alcohol fumes and cigar smoke, and this, plus our raucous singing, drew the attention of the occupants of nearby bunkers.’