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Meanings of small spoonful in English
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Usage of small spoonful in English
1
It consisted of one egg apiece, with a small spoonful of rice.
2
You can stir in a small spoonful of honey or maple syrup.
3
Moss helped herself to a scone and took a small spoonful of jam.
4
She added a little water and then a small spoonful of powdered neth berries.
5
He shunned the lamprey pie and tried only one small spoonful of the stew.
6
Each packet contained a small spoonful of dirt.
7
While the majority of (social media) reviews haven't been particularly kind, a small spoonful have.
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You may ascertain when jelly is done, by dropping a small spoonful into a glass of water.
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You can determine this by adding a small spoonful of the mixture to a glass of cold water.
10
They would help themselves to a very small saucerful of food; and they would take of this a very small spoonful-andchew-andchew-and chew.
11
It's lunchtime, and though I should feast, I sip slowly on ginger tea and force down small spoonful amounts of vegetable stew over pasta.
12
To test when it's done, drop a small spoonful onto the frozen plate, count to 10, and then try to draw your finger through it.
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Drop small spoonfuls of this into boiling fat, and fry until brown.
14
Mix well, and drop by small spoonfuls into hot fat.
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'Take one small spoonful every two hours,' says he.