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Meanings of fattening in English
Usage of fattening in English
1
The study of biology is essential in the successful fattening of cattle.
2
The air of earth was good to breathe, as fattening as cream.
3
On some occasions, gang members discussed which prisons' cuisine was more fattening.
4
The pigs-thecentre-piece of the feast-havebeen fattening for a year before.
5
Of this the horses are extremely fond: it is also very fattening.
6
Till, fattening the winds of the morning, an odour of new-mown hay
7
Already the cattle, sheep, and horses are fattening on the prairie grasses.
8
A little lemon juice added to it will make it less fattening.
9
Butter or even cream are quite as fattening and much more digestible.
10
Taking oils between meals as medicine or for fattening purposes is folly.
11
An obscure but fattening servitude had long made up Barkilphedro's whole existence.
12
Give me something fattening with a little taste to it any day.
13
And she had served all the fattening things Victoria liked to eat.
14
One is the development of poultry fattening and crate feeding in this country.
15
No withdrawal time is required for Monimax® in turkeys for fattening.
16
The common misconception is that starchy foods are fattening and should be avoided.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common