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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'mist water' is not correct or usable in written English, as it does not make sense.
If you would like to describe the act of spraying misty water, you could say "Spray a mist of water," or "Spray a fine mist of water." For example, "I sprayed a mist of water on the plants to help them stay hydrated."
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The work alternates calligraphic renderings of buildings and trees with expanses of nearly bare paper intimating mist, water, snow, mountains and moon, for an implicitly radical, minimalist effect.
Let the plants absorb the virus for 5 10 min before spraying the leaves using a fine mist water spray bottle.
Most theme parks sell the fans that mist water to keep you cool.
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But from under the 459-foot-tall column of misting water, it's an awesome spectacle, especially when it's illuminated at night.
The place was cooled by a special hose that misted water into a breeze whipped up by 42 fans mounted on one wall, a truly utilitarian piece of art.
LAS VEGAS -- Just when you thought Fruit Ninja and Angry Birds couldn't get any cooler: Now you can play them on a touchscreen made of misting water.
For this reason all water (including drinking and misting water) must be unchlorinated.
It should be a mist of water, light enough so that water does not gather and run, leading to an uneven application.
In the SustainX isothermal process, a fine mist of water is used as the coolant.
After 1 minute, mist with water again, and close oven door.
Get someone to spit a fine mist of water in your face.
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