breakage

So raucous did the celebration get that City Tavern took the unusual step of sending along a bill for “breakage.”

It's not delirium tremors and chromosome breakage and only a small number of users would be seriously harmed.

Frequent straightening can damage black hair and cause breakage.

Thurstane took the lariat, inspected the breakage carefully, and scowled with helpless rage.

Never strike a fish hard with the fly, either on gut or hair, if the latter, a breakage is almost sure to follow a violent jerk.

It is excellent discipline, and as the tumblers are inexpensive the breakage really does not matter.

The blade is a frail instrument, and when too great a pressure is exerted it bends, and as a result a breakage follows.

The oil expenditure, the breakage of glass chimneys, the consumption of stores, the meteorological records—all must be noted.