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Meanings of mitten in English
Usage of mitten in English
1
What capped it for Gregg, though, was the return of the mitten.
2
Inside my mitten, I felt hardness between my palm and the sidewalk.
3
TGF-alpha interacts with the receptor as a mitten would grasp an object.
4
She was knitting a gray silk mitten, and her needles were flying.
5
She slipped her hand out of the mitten and touched his eyes.
6
Then the man takes the mitten in his teeth and pulls it off.
7
A mitten gauntlet of the fifteenth century is shown in Fig.
8
He yanked Cottrell's mitten off his right hand, tasting sodden wool and gasoline.
9
He stripped the mitten from his right hand and fetched forth the birch-bark.
10
He would just as soon have worked in a mitten factory.
11
She gave me the mitten and I had to take it.
12
In a mitten factory, there is lots of time to think.
13
He's hitching the second mitten on as Dev lurches to smooch, my cheek.
14
Someone had left a single, child-size red mitten on the next bench over.
15
Phyllis nodded and stared harder at the tiny mitten, and her thoughts raced.
16
He did not know that he had taken off the mitten.
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Mitten through the time
Mitten across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common