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Dressed in blue jeans and a ponytail after-hours at the White House, wearing her thick Coke-bottle glasses, she will use expressions like "Okey-dokey, artichokey," and ask, "What's up, buttercup?"
First Fighter 2008
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Dressed in blue jeans and a ponytail after-hours at the White House, wearing her thick Coke-bottle glasses, she will use expressions like "Okey-dokey, artichokey," and ask, "What's up, buttercup?"
First Fighter 2007
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Driving through the semi-arid landscape, there was a whole field of large spiky-leaved plants with tall stalks, “artichokey” said my seat-partner as I looked wide-eyed at the giant thistle-like plants.
Archive 2007-05-01 Mercedes 2007
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Driving through the semi-arid landscape, there was a whole field of large spiky-leaved plants with tall stalks, “artichokey” said my seat-partner as I looked wide-eyed at the giant thistle-like plants.
Artichokey Mercedes 2007
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They need to be cooked thoroughly, and you can tell when they are getting close to done when your kitchen starts to get a delightfully artichokey smell.
Archive 2005-07-01 Kalyn Denny 2005
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Salsify has a buttery, artichokey, oyster-like flavor, whereas burdock has more of a pungent, sharp artichokey flavor.
Eat Foo 2010
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Everything was just okeydokey artichokey peachy keen there, right?
Hot Air » Top Picks 2008
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a liquidy-thin, melty, cheesy artichoke dip that wasn't very artichokey; a single-dimensional guacamole missing cilantro, chili, onions and tomato; and a good-tasting guajillo and black bean dip that would have been better served warm instead of cold.
unknown title 2009
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