couteau

• / La sonnerie du téléphone, le yodel de mes chat de bonne heure le matin, le grattage frénétique de mes chats de leur litière, le bruit d'un couteau sur une assiette ... —  Rosa's Yummy Yums
• Master and men had a sort of fancy costume, which allowed them to wear a couteau-de-chasse. —  Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 55, No. 340, February, 1844
• Here he clapped his hand upon a couteau-de-chasse lying near, but, appearing to think better of it, drew himself up, and, with a shower of nods flung at me, added, "I deny your accusation!" —  The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 16, February, 1859
• And though I do not bring on the soup in a cocked hat, and carve the venison with a couteau-de-chasse," continued he, bowing very low to Ernstorff, who, standing stiff behind his master's chair, seemed utterly unaware that any other person in the room could experience a necessity; "still I can change a plate or hand the wine without cracking the first, or drinking the second And very good qualities, too!" —  Vivian Grey
• Cuire pendant 15 - 20 minutes, jusqu'à ce que la lame d'un couteau insérée au centre d'un muffin en ressorte propre. —  Rosa's Yummy Yums

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