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Meanings of sweet morsel in English
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Usage of sweet morsel in English
1
Mr. Belcher rolled this statement as a sweet morsel under his tongue.
2
What a sweet morsel for malicious tongues it would be, 'Have you heard?
3
The Chief of Council syllabled the sweet morsel of his outrageous thought without utterance.
4
Fanatics and false philanthropists have rolled it as a sweet morsel under their tongues.
5
We marched on gaily for another quarter of an hour, eating the sweet morsel.
6
This was a sweet morsel under and on his tongue.
7
You would sooner die yourself than shoot that sweet morsel.
8
Rolling it under the tongue as a sweet morsel
9
What a sweet morsel that would be for Strout if it proved to be true.
10
As the last sweet morsel disappeared Rosy said, with a long breath of perfect content,-
11
May we roll the rejection of a villainy as a sweet morsel under our tongues?
12
I did it; did it leisurely, rolling the privilege as a sweet morsel under my tongue.
13
These he devoured greedily and, having crunched the last sweet morsel, sniffed eagerly about for more.
14
It was a sweet morsel in her mouth; but bitter, oh, how bitter in her bowels!
15
To me business is a sweet morsel, and I delight myself with rolling it under my tongue.
16
That is a sweet morsel, my boy.
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Sweet morsel across language varieties
United Kingdom
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