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turkey

[tur-kee] / ˈtɜr ki /


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Sometimes I’ll order the breakfast, which is two eggs and turkey bacon and potatoes.

From Los Angeles Times

Meanwhile, the turkey — often dry, well-meaning, faintly ceremonial — recedes into the background.

From Salon

You don’t have to do much other than replace your normal Hellmann’s mayo and Dijon mustard with a bottle of Ayoh and all of a sudden you have a crunchy dill pickle-flavored turkey sandwich.

From The Wall Street Journal

Police discovered the defendant had previously been employed as a "skilled butcher", and her work involved "deboning, and portioning out turkey carcasses using a large knife".

From BBC

It is produced by beneficial gut bacteria when they break down tryptophan, an amino acid found in foods like turkey and nuts.

From Science Daily