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Meanings of thick soup in English
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Usage of thick soup in English
1
Later I remember hot thick soup and one spoonful making me sick.
2
Beans are cooked in the form of a thick soup, but without salt.
3
Explain why thick soup may serve as a valuable part of a meal.
4
Their contents were flour and pemmican, made into a thick soup called Rubbiboo.
5
For those who prefer a thick soup, pea-flour may be added.
6
The young man ate the thick soup with a horn spoon from Meysie's pocket.
7
The stairs shook as more children stumbled down into the thick soup, screaming hysterically.
8
Soon the room was warmed, and the aroma of a thick soup tantalized his nostrils.
9
A hot thick soup with dumplings was also provided.
10
Cloud in the cemetery, Tess had spent the day in a thick soup of confusion.
11
Then she ruptured; a thick soup of amniotic fluid and shredded flesh boiling into the sea.
12
To warm over a thick soup it is best to put it in a double boiler.
13
The katchang idju beans had broken down and were almost part of the thick soup now.
14
The robbiboo referred to was a sort of thick soup made of pemmican boiled with flour.
15
Criton, who acted as butler, served us with jellies, and thick soup strained a dozen times.
16
Bordenave was loudly recommending the thick soup when a shout arose, followed by protests and indignant exclamations.
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Thick soup through the time
Thick soup across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common