gaposis

gaposis

(ɡæpˈəʊsɪs)
n
(Clothing & Fashion) informal a gap between closed fastenings on a garment
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Be careful about removing these marks as you will likely open the inletting too much ending in a case of "gaposis." The same thing applies to inletting the barreled receiver.
Machined stocks in classic custom rifles, part 2: finishing up a machined stock into a custom, classic style
And they avoid the dreaded "gaposis" between their skirt waist riding high above the bellybutton and their panty line that hits below the belt.
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These common failings make up a disorder that we will call gaposis.
All laboratorians have gaposis in one form or another.
Gaposis brings on criticism, dissatisfaction, turnover, transfers, demotions, absenteeism, and disciplinary action.
This is the most serious form of gaposis. Without commitment, none of the preventive and remedial measures mentioned previously will be effective.
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Be careful to remove these marks or you will likely open the inletting too much, ending up with a case of "gaposis." The same thing applies to inletting the barreled receiver.
Inletting a machined stock: here's how to finish the inletting and bed the metal on a machine-carved stock that's sold as "95-percent inletted."
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