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Meanings of pickle in English
Vegetable preserved via anaerobic fermentation in brine or immersion in vinegar.
Usage of pickle in English
1
Pie-of-the-day: why major label acts often end up in a financial pickle.
2
The pickle jazzes up good base flavours, but the meat is lacking.
3
You have prepared your own brine, Monsieur; in it you shall pickle.
4
If possible, replace the pickle with 1 tablespoon finely chopped sour gherkin.
5
There is a fine rod in pickle for you in that case.
6
The advantage of this is obvious; you can pickle at any season.
7
At the pushcart market, the pickle stand was a rendezvous for shoppers.
8
They pickle the oysters in small casks and send them to Barbados.
9
Our next task is to pickle the day's crop of young walnuts.
10
I was afraid to go into the road in such a pickle.
11
I'd be in a pickle if it had been my right hand.
12
Have ready a pickle made precisely as that in the preceding article.
13
This may have been called Irish after the green of the pickle.
14
We were all meeting at my grandmother's house to make mango pickle.
15
I call it a pretty pickle we are in, for my part.
16
But last night I was in an awful pickle, I assure you.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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