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Meanings of very stiff in anglès
We have no meanings for "very stiff" in our records yet.
Usage of very stiff in anglès
1
A now very stiff launch party is due to take place tonight.
2
Plastic boots are generally very stiff, which makes them great crampon bearers.
3
Add a pinch of salt to the whites and beat very stiff.
4
Beat the whites of three eggs very stiff and add them last.
5
Beat to thoroughly mix and then beat the whites until very stiff.
6
It is all very stiff and uninteresting, but it is very lonely.
7
Bab queried, sitting down very stiff and straight among the soft cushions.
8
I should put a very stiff tax on painted cheeks and hair-dyes.
9
Nana walked ahead, very stiff and still stupefied by her bad luck.
10
They looked very stiff and self-conscious, and Ev'leen Ann was very pale.
11
Ali, who was walking last, stopped before Lingard, very stiff and upright.
12
Ribby put the pie into the lower oven; the door was very stiff.
13
Gradually add the sugar and continue till mixture is very stiff and shining.
14
These Schedule 6 offences tend to carry some very stiff penalties.
15
The bolts on the front door, Wigan, were very stiff; I tried them.
16
A very stiff high grass became very general along the river.
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Very stiff through the time
Very stiff across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common