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wafer

[wey-fer] / ˈweɪ fər /


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One former Treasury minister, Lord Bridges, told the Lords: "This is not a fiscal buffer; it is a fiscal wafer, so thin and fragile that it will snap at the slightest tap."

From BBC

"We worry about customers mixing lower now that wafers are no longer scarce as well as increasing competition from Mediatek at the higher end," brokerage Evercore ISI said.

From Reuters

They currently make more than 95 percent of the wafers and ingots essential to assembling photovoltaic solar panels.

From Washington Post

A big clue, of course, is that Simonson works for the Soylent Corporation, which manufactures colored wafers that serve as substitutes for real food.

From Salon

A Texas church has claimed to invent a novel psychedelic drug used as its sacrament — and has ostensibly been giving it to members of its clergy as one might a communion wafer.

From Salon