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Meanings of porridge in English
Usage of porridge in English
1
In the morning Mr. Piperson made more porridge; the weather was warmer.
2
Making instant porridge is easy, being an instant family far from it.
3
She lit the fire and put the porridge saucepan on the stove.
4
The family ate porridge, and believed in everything, even the weather forecast.
5
How to serve your porridge is entirely a matter of personal preference.
6
They also dislike the soup, or porridge as it is often called.
7
Mr. Sorrel said nothing, but spooned some lumpy porridge onto a plate.
8
It was only a portion of corn-meal porridge in a pewter plate.
9
I passed the paper to my neighbour Evadne, healthily deep in porridge.
10
The ration is biscuits and three ounces of mealie meal for porridge.
11
A mixture of the wheat and barley makes a very good porridge.
12
He seated himself at the table and waited for his morning porridge.
13
Harder and harder he stirred to keep the porridge from boiling over.
14
The barley-cakes, porridge, and cheese were left untouched by the shame-faced group.
15
The next day, at midday, he ate some more of the porridge.
16
She laid down the porridge spurtle like a queen abdicating her sceptre.
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Porridge through the time
Porridge across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common