Examples
“The first and second ribs are called the _back ribs_; the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth, the _middle ribs_.”
Woman's Institute Library of Cookery Volume 3: Soup; Meat; Poultry and Game; Fish and Shell Fish
“Through the ribs is another story, but any other shot and you might have trouble, if you go fast use a barnes 130gr.”
“To pound one's wife to a jelly and break a few of her ribs is a trivial offence compared with sleeping out under the naked stars because one has not the price of a doss.”
“Slow-smoked brisket, pork steaks, and pork ribs from the barbecue joint rated the best in the Lone Star State by Texas Monthly.”
The Washington Post: Smoke Signals: Thanksgiving by mail order
“I just have one question: How does a guy with that many broken ribs from a fall to the ground and an officer landing on him, put up any kind of fight at all?”
Chasse's fatal wounds were from kicks or knee-drops (Jack Bog's Blog)
“Made some ass-kickin 'ribs and tater salad, to boot.”
“Each of the seven-bone USDA prime standing ribs is aged for a minimum of 28 days before being roasted in the old English way, on top of a bed of course rock salt.”
The Huffington Post: Jay Weston: Lawry's the Prime Rib -- Donating, Doing, Delicious!
“Remove the short ribs from the pot and pour off all but 1 tablespoon fat.”
“He was very cool and generously gave me a couple of beef ribs from the Hill Country pit -- to die for!”
“I use Custom Orb by Lysaght (corogated panels) and for walls, especially those with long spans vertical placement of the ribs is more pleasing to the eye (for example on the Fish home the horizontal panels make the slliding doors look very low). rob”
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MUSIC - ALL TERMS
With focus on non-classical styles, but not excluding terms of the latter.
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Why We Curse: WTF?
This list collects the magnificent collection of vocabulary of the article "What the F***? Why We Curse," by Steven Pinker, in The New Republic (Oct. 2007). I think I'm more impressed with the coll...
curse, language, earthy, ancient, unthinkable, thinkable, emotional, rhyme, meter, alliteration, pleasure, metaphor and 196 more...
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food
food, chef, spice, salt, sugar, pumpkin, apples, fruit, vegetable, savory, soup, sauce and 280 more...
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The things they carried (List 2)
Listening to this as an audio book for the second time. Tim O'Brien uses simple words and phrases to great effect. Very few unfamilar and big words . The writing style reminds me of words from Joh...
The, Things, They, Carried, meant, fond, By necessity,, presented to him, far beyond, against the brick..., reaching, taut and 2940 more...
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soul mate
soul mate, soul mates, soul, portishead, wounded, death, depression, hurt, the cure, pain, longing, rat and 424 more...
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precious
coin, waiflike, zoo, captain, difference, diet, automagical, olive, noanoa, dusk, cookie, monday and 221 more...
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cbars420's Words
boob, wiener, monkey, dookie, anal, breast, tit, melon, student, teach, kitten, sex and 82 more...
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dem bones
distal phalange, intermediate phal..., proximal phalange, metatarsal, cuboidal bone, lateral cuneiform..., intermediate cune..., medial cuneiform ..., navicular bone, talus, calcaneus, fibula and 47 more...
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allsuffocation's Words
incessantly, ridiculous, odd, strange, amazing, fantastic, unique, terrible, terribly, stupid, super, sway and 77 more...
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take a part
cheek, limb, wrist, palm, collar, claw, throat, ear, ribs, bruise, beard, bones and 46 more...
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