"Sconces" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Electrical fixtures in the form of decorative wall-mounted or standing units that hold candles or light bulbs, usually at an angle to direct light downward, typically used for lighting a room or a hallway.
Scombrotoxin is a naturally occurring toxin found in certain types of fish, especially those belonging to the Scombridae family, such as tuna, mackerel, and bonito.<br><br>It is a biogenic amine, a type of naturally occurring toxin that is produced by certain species of bacteria, such as Histidinohaemoglobin bacteria, found in spoiled or decaying fish.<br><br>The toxin causes a range of symptoms, including:<br><br> Flushing of the skin<br> Headache<br> Nausea and vomiting<br> Diarrhea<br> Abdominal cramps<br> Rapid pulse<br> Sweating<br><br>Scombrotoxin is produced when the fish is not stored or handled properly, or when the fish is high in bacterial content. The toxin is not destroyed by cooking, so eating spoiled fish can be particularly hazardous.
A sconce is a type of lighting fixture that is typically mounted on a wall or ceiling, often containing a ornamental cover or shade that holds one or more light bulbs or candles. It is usually decorative and often hung above a table, mantle, or staircase to provide ambient lighting in a room.
A scone is a small, usually round or triangular, piece of sweet or savory baked goods made with flour, cream or butter, typically served as a snack or accompaniment to a meal, especially in the United Kingdom. Scones are often baked until golden brown and may be served with tea, coffee, or other beverages.
To have obtained or got something in a quick, sudden, or lucky manner, typically at the last minute.
To move quickly or gently, especially by sliding or gliding, often by pushing off with one foot. To get out of a place quickly or casually. To glide or slide along a rail or other guide.