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Meanings of calamari in English
Indigenous ethnic group of the area that is now Cartagena, Colombia.
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Usage of calamari in English
1
And, of course, the bottom's dropped right out of the calamari market.
2
This recipe makes more calamari crackers than are needed for the dish.
3
We sat in a small tapas restaurant and ordered calamari and whitebait.
4
This is before I even hear about the calamari house specialty.
5
And she'd obviously not met the calamari when we got there.'
6
She ordered a beer and a small plate of calamari with Greek potatoes.
7
Fried zucchini sticks, fried mozzarella, surely there's calamari in red sauce.
8
He ordered soup for both of us, a plate of calamari for himself.
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The calamari is the most popular seafood item there, usually fried or grilled.
10
The calamari and succulent steaks are the pride of their menu.
11
Mr. Mercer dipped a bite of calamari into marinara sauce, frowning.
12
Earlier reports said the bags were for calamari of different sizes caught off Chile.
13
It worked quite well until one of my dwarf lab assistants fancied some calamari.
14
Working in batches, fry calamari rings in the hot oil.
15
The Franco-Japanese interpretation of crayfish, calamari, mussels and line fish.
16
Iwas eight when I had my first plate of calamari.
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