Significats de wooden ladle en anglès

Goode, true to his name, supplied an iron pan and a wooden ladle.

Biggar tried again with something slightly heavier, a wooden ladle.

The girls served the sticky grains into the china rice-bowl with a flat wooden ladle.

Then Blinkie brought a wooden ladle and filled it from the contents of the kettle.

Fa′-nu is a wooden ladle employed in cooking foods.

Take it out with a wooden ladle, and put it into a small tub or pail.

She looked around and saw a long wooden ladle on the ground by a pot of barley stew.

The fellow serving the slops came out from behind his bench, flailing at the struggling men with his wooden ladle.

Using a huge wooden ladle, she stirred both pots, scraping the bottoms to keep the thick liquid from building up and burning.

One of them finally fetches a clumsy wooden ladle, three times broader than an egg, which, of course is worse than nothing.

He went on with his housekeeping alone, and took the wooden ladle and skimmed the kettle neatly, for the fish were very plump and fat.

Recovering somewhat from his incredulity, however, he orders an attendant to fetch one, which shortly results in the triumphant production of a rude wooden ladle.

Wooden bowls were set at the table, and portions of the stew scooped into them with a wooden ladle.

And the noise he made in falling was as if a sack of wooden ladles had been thrown from a fifth story.