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Meanings of wooden pestle in English
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Usage of wooden pestle in English
1
She and the girls took turns, then pounded sorghum in the pail-sized wooden pestle.
2
We would take corn and beat it like in a wooden mortar wid a wooden pestle.
3
Mix all this together and pulverise it thoroughly in a marble mortar with a wooden pestle.
4
In pounding rice, the great wooden pestle is taken by the middle, which is more slender than the pounding ends.
5
Seizing the birch tree with her hands, she brought the wooden pestle down into the hollow stump with a resounding thump.
6
Here is a hare sitting on the end of the handle of a wooden pestle which is set horizontally upon a pivot.
7
After this has cooked for half an hour pound it with a wooden pestle, then strain and cook again until it jellies.
8
The old woman then gave him the wooden pestle and told him to do the work for a short time while she rested.
9
Two women stand on the mortar facing one another on either side of the pit, each holding by the middle a large wooden pestle.
10
The implements are a wooden mortar and a few heavy wooden pestles.
11
This is pounded or beaten with short sticks, or with the wooden pestles.
12
From under the house the thumping of wooden pestles husking the rice started with unexpected abruptness.
13
They employ no mill to torturate the coffee, but beat it with wooden pestles in mortars.
14
In it is hulled with wooden pestles, and frequently in measured time, the daily supply of rice.
15
The men had just brought in a cart load of large wooden vessels, filled with grapes, which they were mashing with heavy wooden pestles.
16
When they begin to ferment, the seeds ought to be strongly stirred and bruised with wooden pestles to promote the separation of the red skins.