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paste

noun as in glue, adhesive

verb as in glue, adhere

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Developed by Gelesis, a biotech company that makes treatments for gastro-intestinal disorders, Plentiy is a weight loss treatment that uses citric acid and cellulose to create a non-toxic paste that makes people feel more full after they ingest it.

In addition to using it in recipes from Terri-Ann and other Caribbean and Caribbean-American YouTubers and food bloggers, I add the paste to fried rice, to tofu, to — you get it.

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Walkerswood Jamaican jerk seasoning has quickly become a kitchen stapleI smear the dark brown paste on everything.

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Stir in 1 tablespoon plus 2 teaspoons oil to form a thick paste.

The fluids and pastes inside that help create the current can catch on fire — with very dangerous results.

I ate the staple corn paste sadza every day and tasted fried mopane worms.

The road salt makes a mushy, corrosive paste that is flung universally about the under-and over-sides of every vehicle.

Labels will give you artist bios—with a quick copy and paste, you could provide that info to us, too!

Even when plausible deniability crumbles, the brainwashed paste it back together again.

Headache—Take the rinds of a couple of lemons and squash it into a paste.

The boy took a piece of wood and covered it with a paste made of ashes and oil.

Starch is insoluble in cold water, but by boiling, it dissolves, forming a thick paste.

It is to genuine politeness and good breeding, what the showy paste is to the pure diamond.

When this paste is laid over the skin, particularly where there are freckles, it makes it smooth and soft.

After pasting, it is a good plan to lay clean paper between the leaves until the paste is dry.

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

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