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Meanings of caviare in English
Usage of caviare in English
1
So we had a little caviare and a great deal of bread.
2
The long tables once laden with caviare and other zakuski were bare.
3
Pâté de foi gras is the devil, but caviare is Beelzebub himself.
4
As she did not eat meat, they gave her salmon and caviare.
5
Now very active ship-building yards are found here, and extensive caviare factories.
6
We had, of course, got down to the caviare as soon as possible.
7
Bear with me a moment longer, my friends, while I finish my caviare.
8
Add 2 tablespoonfuls of caviare and a teaspoonful of lemon-juice; season to taste.
9
They fell upon the soft caviare greedily, and devoured it in a minute.
10
Kreacher's probably trying to feed her caviare for a snack again.
11
Garish notices inform in five languages that fresh caviare is received each day.
12
Some grey beads of caviare had lodged in his red moustache.
13
I am, confided Lady Drakmanton, and the Smithly-Dubbs started with caviare.
14
Olives from France, with Russian caviare, were placed on little plates.
15
As for him-wellcaviare, I'm afraid, will always be caviare to Jimmy Nesbit.
16
He ate up all the caviare, and there were four pounds in the jar.
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