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stew

noun as in mixture, miscellany

noun as in commotion; mental upset

verb as in worry; steam

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Such was the scarcity that one of the beloved staples was a stew made from leftover military rations discarded by U.S.

“This garden has turned out way better than I ever imagined, and we get so much more food than I ever imagined; I love giving food away to family and friends, but I also do a lot of freezing. With tomatoes, did you know you can just freeze them whole and then when you’re ready to use them in a soup or stew, you can just run them under water and the skins fall right off?”

Rather than stew on the Game 2 loss individually, the Dodgers’ ride last week transformed into “a party bus for two hours,” Hernández recalled with a laugh.

So Barba and Lerew stepped to the vat and uncovered it, revealing a glutinous stew of rags and vaseline, once integral to the tattoo process; the stew’s age and precise contents are uncertain.

Roman, who is well known for a wide variety of viral recipes like “The Stew” and “The Cookies,” is one of the foremost voices in modern cooking discourse, and is personally one of my absolute favorites within the entire, wide-ranging landscape.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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