macaronis

He said the auto industry had so developed with complex features that the term macaronis had become apt.

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No one saw the fire lighted, but after the disaster a certain number of little fuse-sticks which the Germans frequently use for the purpose of fire-raising, and which the peasants call "macaronis," were collected.

The New York Times Current History, A Monthly Magazine The European War, March 1915 Various

For some time men of fashion dressed in velvets and silks of various hues, but during the American war Fox, once the most extravagant of "macaronis," and his friends showed their political sympathies by carelessness in dress, and their example was largely followed.

The Political History of England - Vol. X. The History of England from the Accession of George III to the close of Pitt's first Administration William Hunt 1886

Harris; but they were none the less striking, and none the less attractive; the two Englishmen being "macaronis," from London, and Ten Eyck being a

Satanstoe James Fenimore Cooper 1820

The more macaronis I make, the more I warm to Tom Norrington-Davies' plain and simple, and very British version, with its blandly familiar white sauce, so I approach my final recipe with a certain trepidation.

How to cook perfect macaroni cheese 2011

The pages are full of landed estates, highwaymen, macaronis, and stays.

“More Powerful than England?” 2008

The pages are full of landed estates, highwaymen, macaronis, and stays.

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I had three macaronis and cheese and that's like a lot of good, yellow vegetables.

Michael Bialas: Concert Review: If you knew Suzy (Bogguss) like they know Suzy ... 2009

I fought my way through the herds of hipsters to get a taste of every one of those 20 macaronis and cheeses.

Who took the s’MACdown crown? 2009

The picture frame is made of cardboard and masking tape, darkened with shoe polish, and decorated with a few gold-painted macaronis.

Sadie Hawkins Day 2008