Meanings of more broth in English

Let there be no more broth, then just to do that.

Then I summoned a serving brother and ordered more broth.

Give me some more broth, my stomach's dry as wood.'

After a while he came back with more broth and a plate of delicate toast.

Adding skim milk or 2 percent milk was like adding more broth-notat all satisfying.

I watched him anxiously for some time, wishing, should he awake, to give him some more broth.

For more broth just add extra water, a stock cube and a little more fish sauce to taste.

Water was brought by one squaw, and another fetched more broth and bound my shoulder with fresh dressings.

I'll bring you more broth.

You may put more broth upon what remains in the strainer, and beat again, and strain it to the former.

He would recommend her to be quiet, to take a little broth for luncheon, and a little more broth for dinner.

Add more broth or water to poaching liquid, if necessary, to bring it halfway up sides of Dutch oven; bring to a boil.

His voice now had weakened, and, after drinking some more broth, he composed himself for sleep-anexample which was speedily imitated by the others.

-If you've added the tomato pulp and the chili is still too thick, add more broth, beer, or water.

"Won't you have some more broth?"

"Give me more broth, then."