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Meanings of haricot in English
Synonyms
Examples for "flageolet"
Examples for "flageolet"
1
He took his flageolet from his pocket and played a simple melody.
2
But at the sight of his flageolet there were exclamations and questions.
3
Bob was an artist: he could paint, write, and play the flageolet.
4
Oh, where the de'il's my flageolet? And then his head fell back.
5
The flageolet was in his hand; he was shivering with cold.
Usage of haricot in English
1
There are many other toothsome ways of serving haricot and butter beans.
2
Soak the haricot beans and boil them by directions already given.
3
He experimented with the seeds of haricot beans, sunflowers, winter and spring rye.
4
With the red haricot I repeat the experiment already essayed with the black haricot.
5
One single haricot bean shelters a numerous family; often as many as twenty members.
6
But the weevil more especially attacks the haricot when warehoused.
7
The haricot is avoided as a newcomer, whose merits it has not yet learned.
8
And haricot beans and potatoes laid in for twenty people!
9
The nicest haricot bean salad is made from the fresh green beans met with abroad.
10
Use black-eyed peas or haricot beans for this dish.
11
The dinner was composed of soup made of everything, and of veal with haricot beans.
12
Soak some white haricot-beans over night, or stew them till tender in some weak stock.
13
I have had some ragout veal, and I mean to have some haricot mutton to-morrow.
14
The stuff they were eating was a thin stew, actually a soup, of haricot beans.
15
Apparently because the haricot is unknown to it.
16
The haricot has a reputation of another kind.
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