Preserving
31Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer — preserving his body well enough that some scientists who discovered him in 1988 thawed him out. He subsequently attended law school.Cirroc was a defense and personal injury lawyer, and, in a later skit, a politician running for President on the… …
32cure — preserving fish by salting, smoking, fermenting, drying or pickling, or any combination of these …
33in situ conservation — preserving habits and the species therein, cf. ex situ conservation …
34making fish — preserving fish by salting and drying as in the cod fisheries of Newfoundland …
35wet cure — preserving fish by immersion in brine …
36recording — Preserving the results of a study. clinical r. SYN: charting. depth r. study of subcortical cerebral electrical activity after placing electrodes in these areas. * * * re·cord·ing (re kōrdґing) the making of a record …
37food processing — preserving food through canning, freezing, refrigeration, salting, smoking or vacuum packing. Allows food to be consumed further away from where it is produced and/or after a delay that would usually mean the food becoming inedible. Can be… …
38face saving — preserving one s honor or prestige;act made so that other people will go on respecting you; maintaining a person s reputation and dignity …
39face-saving — preserving one s honor or prestige …
40keeping books — Preserving an intelligent record of a merchant s or tradesman s affairs with such reasonable accuracy and care as may properly be expected from a person in that business. See accounting …
