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Meanings of eggnog in English
Usage of eggnog in English
1
Then the red-haired person gave the eggnog to Higgins and both disappeared.
2
Season or not, depending on taste and the quality of eggnog employed.
3
She brought him a slice of cake and a glass of eggnog.
4
Instead of mulled wine or eggnog, how about mastering a classic martini?
5
Joe made a punch-somesort of an eggnog-eggswere bad, I think.
6
Miss Gage brought up a glass with some eggnog in it.
7
The older men went only to the great houses, and frankly for eggnog.
8
Aunt Elizabeth sat down on the step and mother brought her an eggnog.
9
We drank eggnog and decorated her Christmas tree and then sang Christmas carols.
10
The doctor was serving out eggnog from a capacious bowl upon the sideboard.
11
I asked Mom what he meant and she said it was the eggnog.
12
How sweet, I think, they keep eggnog in the summer.
13
Carefully fold into the eggnog mixture, then pour into glasses.
14
Even if you're not a fan of eggnog, chances are you'll LOVE this stuff.
15
Solae is biracial, her skin the color of creamy eggnog.
16
Naturally, I will think about my grandma, who would do really cool things with eggnog.
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