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Meanings of bonbon in English
Usage of bonbon in English
1
It has some refreshingly proper pubs -without a bonbon in sight.
2
They had only come to investigate the contents of the bonbon box.
3
Lucy offered the bowl again to Rose, who took a bonbon.
4
Not even a card or a bonbon on New Year's day.
5
It snapped, the bonbon dropped between them, and the young man got the motto.
6
Then the bonbon motto was avenged, and there was silence.
7
I must have something, a bonbon, aye, so I must.
8
Roll in granulated sugar or powdered sugar and serve on small plate or bonbon dish.
9
She accompanied me through it last night, at the time I found this crushed bonbon.
10
The king had taken fire like a petroleum bonbon.
11
Pericard passed his bonbon-box to him, as the guards would not let him enter again.
12
They just swallowed it very quietly, as a well-bred person swallows a small easy-going bonbon.
13
She looked like a spoiled child who, seeing a bonbon-box, opens it-tofind it empty.
14
The most delicious little bonbon in the whole box!
15
Buller followed them and laid a bit of spittle like a bonbon on the bedclothes.
16
Heine said-orrather quoted Koreff-that Kalkbrenner looked like a bonbon that had been in the mud.
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