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Meanings of stewing in English
Usage of stewing in English
1
Roll the meat in flour and then place in a stewing pan.
2
The heat and the smell of stewing meat and vegetables sickened her.
3
And every season, he ends up stewing and deciding not to talk.
4
They shrieked at beholding their goose vanish in a pot for stewing.
5
The lodging-room was jammed with a foul and stewing crowd of tramps.
6
Cook the same, then after stewing season the same as mashed potatoes.
7
So they'd let one seat go but were quietly stewing about it.
8
Select a large stewing chicken about six and one-half to seven pounds.
9
Slices of bread and ruptured cookie boxes stewing in scattered soap powder.
10
A lard bucket was his coffee-pot, his stewing kettle, his sour-dough can.
11
He'll realize it, too, when all that whisky quits stewing inside him.
12
You're stewing like a dame who's just been kicked out of bed.
13
He'd-oh, he'd BUST if he went on stewing about things by himself.
14
Shortly, however, I overheard the brouhaha stewing in the lawn outside.
15
Place in small stewing pan and heat until the edges begin to curl.
16
Freezing out on the floes; stewing under their roofs of snow.
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Stewing through the time
Stewing across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common