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Significados de drumstick en inglés

ruso
моринга масличная
portugués
akásia branka
español
moringa oleifera
catalán
arbre de l'oli de ben
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Widely cultivated, fast-growing, nutrient-rich tree.

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Uso de drumstick en inglés
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Roll each drumstick in melted butter, then in crumbs until well coated.
The Perdue Chicken Cookbook
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Stuff mixture under the skin of each drumstick and secure with toothpicks.
The Perdue Chicken Cookbook
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I will teach her the catechism with my drumstick, I warrant you.
Sidonia, the Sorceress : the Supposed Destroyer of the Whole Rei...
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One drumstick was given to Jericho, whose interior remained an unsatisfied void.
Southern Stories / Retold from St. Nicholas
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Something you'd pick up at KFC along with your drumstick and wing.
Come out tonight
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And then one man is seen animalistically gnawing on a chicken drumstick.
The Guardian
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So I'd fight with younger siblings, over any chicken drumstick particularly.
The Guardian
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He suddenly saw a sharpened drumstick so he lacerated his arm.
Radio NZ
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He grabbed a drumstick off the tray and bit into it.
The coming of the dragon
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Lee cleared the table and gave each of the boys a clean drumstick.
East of eden
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I put the drumstick down, then my dad made me take three bites.
Crazy for the storm: a memoir of survival
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The Madeeir was starting to tumble like the universe's largest drumstick.
The Reality Dysfunction
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He took a bite of a drumstick and stared at me.
What is the what: the autobiography of valentino achak deng
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Eventually, Zosha the innkeeper brought me a drumstick and an egg.
And the rat laughed
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And it's the drumstick you said you wanted, did you, Channing?
The Man in Lonely Land
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The biggest of the bones, the femur, was smaller than a chicken drumstick.
The devil's bones: a body farm novel
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