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Meanings of lambskin in anglès
portuguès
pergaminho català
pergamí Synonyms
Examples for "parchment"
Examples for "parchment"
1
Even when sticking is not an issue, we still use parchment paper.
2
Then slide parchment paper onto a cool surface, and let cool completely.
3
Go, Matthew; seek the parchment and the notes: tied with red tape.
4
The parchment paper should detach from the shrimp purée; this is expected.
5
Line your tin with parchment paper and have it ready to go.
1
He wrapped the child in the sheepskin and went into the stable.
2
The groom, in his great sheepskin coat, was waiting in the doorway.
3
Lanolin from the sheepskin would help keep the sword free from rust.
4
Then he dressed it with the sheepskin and put on the hat.
5
And I have a sleeping bag of sheepskin with the wool inside.
Usage of lambskin in anglès
1
And each time, using a lambskin sheath that will catch my seed.
2
These are lambskin condoms, which aren't as trustworthy as the latex variety.
3
Slowly, painfully, Brother Francis was making the lambskin a blaze of beauty.
4
And you 'd better take the lambskin along to kneel on.
5
The lambskin lining of the boots caressed her leg to midcalf.
6
You want to feel your intestines, go buy a pack of those lambskin condoms.
7
Most of them wore lambskin jackets and knit woolen hats.
8
She was in the accessories section, holding a pair of elegant lambskin leather gloves.
9
He stands, picks up his cape: black wool, lambskin lining.
10
Its color must be white, and its material a lambskin.
11
Over lambskin he wore black; over fawn he wore white; over fox-skin he wore yellow.
12
The lambskin, or white leather apron, is the peculiar and distinctive badge of a mason.
13
Kryltzoff, in a fur coat and lambskin cap, seemed thinner and more pale than before.
14
She wore lambskin breeches soft with long use, and a sleeveless jerkin armored in bronze scales.
15
Francis began the actual illumination of the lambskin.
16
Finding her seated upon the lambskin, he took his place opposite her and passed the hot bread.
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