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Meanings of mustard in English
Spanish
mostaza Blister agents; class of compounds having at least one 2-haloethyl group (usually 2-chloroethyl) attached to a heteroatom (e.g. sulfur or nitrogen)
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Usage of mustard in English
1
Isn't the ketchup business today exactly where mustard was thirty years ago?
2
After a few minutes add the tinned tomatoes, Dijon mustard and water.
3
The idea was to make you buy as much mustard as possible.
4
And bowing slightly to the mustard-pot, the man in the restaurant withdrew.
5
He also suffered from emphysema caused by the mustard gas, he added.
6
These in turn were used to make mustard gas and nerve agents.
7
I think the mustard foot-bath and the quinine probably averted serious consequences.
8
The pepper does not hurt the skin, the mustard very soon does.
9
In other words, the everyday waste of people vastly increases mustard consumption.
10
Whatever you do, don't forget a generous squirt of the local mustard.
11
Spread ½-inch slices of bread with mustard and brown in hot oven.
12
English mustard powder however, adds a subtle kick without any accompanying acidity.
13
All of his ideas came out of that one little mustard seed.
14
Add the sugar, salt and mustard, then the vinegar, and the cream.
15
She wants a hamburger with just mustard, French fries and a Sprite.
16
It's also a precursor chemical for the blistering weapon nitrogen mustard gas.
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Mustard across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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