What is a mill?
Q: What is a mill?
A: A mill is an equipment for the grinding or pulverizing of raw materials, a place of business for making articles of manufacture, or a machine tool that operates by moving a work piece against a cutter. It can also refer to currency, board game pieces in a row, or an arithmetical unit.
Q: What are some examples of mills?
A: Examples of mills include gristmills, windmills, watermills, horse mills, treadwheels (or treadmills), cotton mills, paper mills, sawmills steel mills sugar refineries (sugar mills), hullers (rice huskers/rice mills), and milling machines.
Q: What does "Mill" stand for in terms of botany?
A: In terms of botany the abbreviation "Mill." stands for Philip Miller's work when citing a botanical name.
Q: What is a diploma mill?
A: A diploma mill is an organization which awards academic degrees and diplomas with very little or no academic study and without recognition by official accrediting bodies.
Q: What is the Mill (post-production)?
A: The Mill (post-production) is a visual effects company.
Q: What type of move in breakdancing is called "mill"?
A: The move in breakdancing called "mill" is also known as the Windmill move.