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Meanings of mustards in English
Family of plants.
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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 mustards in English
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A lot of mustards and horseradish sauces play to the middle ground.
2
I'd collected shelves full of different mustards, some stone-ground, some English pub style.
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Commercially prepared mustards tone down the reaction by adding ingredients such as flour.
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French mustards often include wine, wine vinegar, sugar, and spices.
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A better question would be, why aren't all mustards hot?
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Asian mustards usually have additional mustard oil, which makes them sharper and more pungent.
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Instead of a wine or cheese tasting, my guests end up trying different mustards.
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Strong mustards from France and Germany are typically made with black or brown seeds.
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Crushed pastries littered the table along with empty bottles, smears of exotic mustards and pâté.
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Serve with a variety of mustards and some butter and dill weed on the potatoes.
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I sometimes have an assortment of store- bought mustards available, each in a pretty dish.
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The production of prepared mustards is relatively uncomplicated.
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The plant grows in tropical climates across southeast Asia and is used in making curries and mustards.
14
The first application of chemotherapy for lung cancer was the use of nitrogen mustards in the 1940s.
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Nitrogen mustards (NM) are an important class of chemotherapeutic drugs used in the treatment of malignant tumors.
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Fleece will also keep carrot root fly at bay and flea beetle from attacking young rocket or cut-and-come-again mustards.
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