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Significados de big platter en inglés

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Uso de big platter en inglés
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Once again I saw the big platter of bones on the table.
Welcome to Dead House
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I want a big platter of ham and eggs, Nat, sliced thick.
Mary Wollaston
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Just before serving, slice quite thinly onto a big platter.
The Irish Times
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Matilda will put it all out on a big platter.
A singular man
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Then bravely the big platter of pork and beans.
Waifs and Strays / Part 1
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On a Vietnamese table, there is always a big platter of fresh vegetable and herbs.
Reuters
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Doctor's delicacies but the piece de resistance was undoubtedly the big platter of sea trout.
Anne's House of Dreams
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Tells about an impromptu late-night family meal which featured a big platter of linguine with clams.
The new yorker
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When mother made a big platter full of taffy, he pulled as enthusiastically as a boy.
The Log-Cabin Lady — An Anonymous Autobiography
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It took first prize-representedby a big platter, on the bottom of which a ham was engraved.
Epistles from Pap: Letters from the man known as 'The Will Roger...
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A big platter in the center of the table was piled high with gray-green bones, human-looking bones.
Welcome to Dead House
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Mrs. Lukens supplied a plate of fat doughnuts, and Mrs. Burke sent over a big platter of molasses candy.
The Brown Study
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Arrange on plates (or one big platter), add a spoonful of soured cream on top and serve.
The Guardian
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Sick! She stared hard at the jewel-bedecked dummy, who grinned up at her over the big platter of chicken.
Night of the Living Dummy
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I spoiled the bread, as you know too well-andI scorched the doctor's best shirt bosom-andI broke your big platter.
Anne's House of Dreams
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When a little cool take the cookies out of the pan with the pancake turner and lay them on a big platter.
The International Jewish Cook Book / 1600 Recipes According to t...
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