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Meanings of Pollock in English
Important food and game fish of northern seas (especially the northern Atlantic); related to cod.
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Examples for "pollack"
Examples for "pollack"
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Hidden depths: salted pollack with potatoes, cream and marjoram.
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Conger and cod, pollack and mackerel-halfa boat load-that'ssport.
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We're told that the pollack needed rebranding because shoppers were embarrassed to ask for it.
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Sometimes it's just better to braise some oxtail and cook with mackerel, pollack, or barramundi.
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It's not uncommon to see pollack, wrasse and conger eels on a dive, she says.
United States artist famous for painting with a drip technique; a leader of abstract expressionism in America (1912-1956)
Usage of Pollock in English
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Good Morning Wales reporter India Pollock looks back at the airport's history.
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And his input was absolutely vital at that time, Mr Pollock said.
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But as Amy Pollock reports the controversial issue hasn't gone away entirely.
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All proceeds go to Special Olympics Ireland and the Mark Pollock Trust.
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I shall just have to Jackson Pollock it through decoupage one day.
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I arrived in Sycamore Flats at the moment when Pollock murdered Plant.
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Graeme Pollock has launched a tirade against transformation in South African cricket.
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Where Pollock needs no introduction, Still's name might not ring many bells.
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General Pollock fought his way through the Khyber Pass, and reached Jellalabad.
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If Main had a ticket, then Pollock is just an interfering bully.
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One Pollock they particularly liked- adenseriot of browns, whites and grays.
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Tell Pollock to have something for us in about half an hour.
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General Nott, with the force from Candahar, united with Pollock at Cabul.
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If she was the naive girl, Guy Pollock was the clumsy boy.
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The other day Pollock laid down a point of law rather dogmatically.
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This was all that Hiram could get out of the elder Pollock.
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Translations for Pollock
Russian
Spanish
Pollock through the time