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Meanings of rolling pin in English
Usage of rolling pin in English
1
Right this minute, Sarah Broome's looking at her best wooden rolling pin.
2
When rolling the mixture use confectioner's sugar on board and rolling pin.
3
Roll it out on a floured surface with a floured rolling pin.
4
May sniffed back her tears as she picked up the rolling pin.
5
In one, an aproned housewife appeared to be firing a rolling pin.
6
The rolling pin would've made a pretty good weapon, wouldn't it?
7
Using a rolling pin, roll out to form a 27cm square.
8
Rollers are round pieces of wood, like the rolling pin in mother's kitchen.
9
Roll like jelly roll and then flatten well with rolling pin.
10
He was told of his first routine: the rolling pin gag.
11
Press flat with a rolling pin until just one inch thick.
12
Flatten with a rolling pin into a circle about 4 inches.
13
Alternatively, place in a clean tea towel and break with a rolling pin.
14
Using a rolling pin or a heavy can, coarsely crush cereal.
15
Using a rolling pin, roll out the pastry into a 1cm thick sheet.
16
On the worktable the severed hands still clutched the rolling pin.
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Translations for rolling pin
Russian
Catalan
Rolling pin through the time
Rolling pin across language varieties
United States of America
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