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Meanings of pastey in English
Russian
корниш пасти Spanish
pasty 
Synonyms
Examples for "pasty"
Examples for "pasty"
1
His face turned pasty gray in the deep gloom of the cabin.
2
Bassenge turned white; his prominent eyes bulged in his rather pasty face.
3
The gristle in the pasty, of course, is that academics run academia.
4
But here comes the pasty, and I shall relish it wondrous well.
5
Remember when your pasty dad wore that pale green cardigan one Easter?
1
With a veal pastie put in a few slices of cooked ham.
2
A flaccid Scotch egg and a tooth-shattering pastie were often cradled home.
3
Crimp the edges using your fingertips to make a wavy pattern along the edge of the pastie.
4
VICTORIA * Best gluten-free pastie went to JoJo's Gluten Free Goodies for its roast vegetable pastie.
5
Brush each pastie with beaten egg and poke 2 small holes on either side to let the steam escape.
1
They have stolen countless chips, Cornish pasties and doughnuts from unwary holidaymakers.
2
First Historic England said the Cornish pasty was invented in Devon.
3
There is no mince in a Cornish pasty; it is steak.
4
He wishes he had eaten his Cornish pasty in the café at lunchtime.
5
Today, much to his dismay, two trays of Cornish pasties sit on the side.
Usage of pastey in English
1
Now, Mr. Jacomb isn't pastey-faced, although he is a clergyman.
2
Just take a peek at those pastey white, soft curvy thighs, without tone or tan... Got 'em.
3
I do hope he won't lose that brown colour by not going back to sea; it suits him; I don't like pastey-faced men.
Frequent collocations
Pastey through the time