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pasty

[pey-stee] / ˈpeɪ sti /




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And turning her back on me, she and the pasty man walked off toward the ticket counter.

From Literature

Greggs has previously said peoples' dietary changes led it to move away from its usual fare of hearty and high-fat pasties, cakes and pastries.

From BBC

Morrisons claimed it was exempt from the so-called "pasty tax" - an added 20% VAT on hot food - as most customers consumed the cooked chickens cold or reheated them later.

From BBC

And finally, she’s Black while I’m about as pasty White as they come.

From Literature

A packet of Cornish pasties is passed around the car for breakfast.

From BBC