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spoon

[spoon] / spun /


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“I don’t like trying to spoon feed people with only the news that we think is good for them.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Cooks add canned tomatoes and peppers with handfuls of spices, stirring the sauce with giant spoons.

From BBC

The honey closest to the spoon moves faster, while the honey touching the walls of the jar moves more slowly because of friction.

From Science Daily

She had stacks of silver serving platters and mountains of spoons, some of which dated back to my grandparents’ catering business.

From MarketWatch

Perhaps the most profound story here belongs to Jacob Chaim, who, during his years in a Nazi forced-labor camp, secretly crafted a small tin spoon that would come to affirm his sense of humanity.

From The Wall Street Journal