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- noun Plural form of
benedict .
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Examples
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Meli offers eight different benedicts, which are all good, but the classic is my favorite.
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Who came up with crab cake benedicts on a HAMBURGER BUN!
Hello, Ruby Tuesday Brooks of Sheffield 2007
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DEAN: Me, I'm going to have more money than you ever thought you could have, you and all the rests of you stinking sons of benedicts.
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DEAN: Me, I'm going to have more money than you ever thought you could have, you and all the rests of you stinking sons of benedicts.
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Felix Rolleston, who a month since had joined the noble army of benedicts, was there with Mrs. Rolleston, nee Miss Featherweight, who ruled him with a rod of iron.
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You and all the rest of you stinking sons of benedicts.
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You and all the rest of you stinking sons of benedicts.
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Now David had joined the ranks of happy benedicts.
Grace Harlowe's Problem Jessie Graham [pseud.] Flower
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You'll find your staff made up pretty largely of benedicts now, King!
Spacehounds of IPC 1927
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In the flat parts of the same district the materials of the midsummer bonfires consist of fuel piled in the usual way; but they must be put together by men who have been married since the last midsummer festival, and each of these benedicts is obliged to lay a wreath of flowers on the top of the pile.
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