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- verb UK Simple past tense and past participle of
enamel .
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Examples
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It was served in a bucket; other items were served in enamelled dishes.
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She was employed as an enamelled ware brusher, wherein lead poisoning is encountered.
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PS Kristin, I love the enamelled clock, the idle pigeons not bothered by the photographer and not bothering about the minutes so clearly dotted under them.
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And while the trained-nurse-apparelled young woman seated Dag Daughtry in the enamelled surgeon's chair and leaned him back under direction, and while Doctor Emory dipped his finger-tips into the strongest antiseptic his office possessed, behind Doctor Emory's eyes, in the midst of his brain, burned the image of a desired Irish terrier who did turns in sailor-town cabarets, was rough-coated, and answered to the full name of Killeny Boy.
CHAPTER XIX 2010
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Still, the main effect of Richard Eyre's intricate and absorbing production is not to recreate the enamelled snobbery of the Simpson entourage.
The Last of the Duchess; 13; The Village Social – review 2011
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Mum's copy had a hole punched in the top left hand corner to facillitate its hanging by a piece of string to the side of her speckled-blue and white enamelled New World gas cooker.
Sepia-Toned Baking Peter Ashley 2008
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After the pictures young men and young women went there to prolong the evening; it was unlicensed, but there was generally a gallon or two of beer in a white enamelled jug beneath the counter.
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Elizabeth's face hardened beneath the enamelled mask of paint.
Dearly Beloved 2010
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It is a tall red enamelled wood-pellet burner, with a built-in oven compartment.
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Basically, any thick-bottomed, enamelled, cast-iron pan (eg Le Creuset) will do the trick, or a thick-bottomed stainless steel one (be that a £45 John Lewis pan or a £120 All-Clad pan).
Food for Fort: Cooking with herbs, tough asparagus and a pan for porridge 2010
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