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Meanings of pickled in English
Usage of pickled in English
1
But cucumber is available year-round, as long as it's in pickled form.
2
One of the great products in demand was smoked and pickled meats.
3
The tongue may be cooked until tender and then pickled in vinegar.
4
But other things besides: glass jars and flasks, some containing pickled lumps.
5
Pretty much pickled himself the night before. Duley looked toward the house.
6
One or two already in a pickled state appeared on the scene.
7
The government was allowing hard tack and pickled beef for the negroes.
8
Tomatas pickled in this manner keep perfectly well and retain their colour.
9
It is slightly dried and then pickled in brine, with rice bran.
10
Mrs Beeton has pickled salmon and potted salmon and other routine dishes.
11
They eat them pickled in salt, and most thoroughly unwholesome they appeared.
12
Shut it, will you; or I'll smack you into a pickled cabbage.
13
Salt, salt-preserved foods and pickled vegetables were not associated with increased risk.
14
Divide the watercress between 4 plates and scatter over the pickled shallot.
15
Good bread and a dish of pickled olives make an excellent meal.
16
Every morning my grandmother went out to buy otchkza and pickled onions.
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Pickled across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common