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- noun Plural form of
masala .
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Examples
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Asked if he was going to dub or subtitle the film for the overseas release, he said: "See this is very much a Bollywood film filled with all the 'masalas'.
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Asked if he was going to dub or subtitle the film for the overseas release, he said: "See this is very much a Bollywood film filled with all the 'masalas'.
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Asked if he was going to dub or subtitle the film for the overseas release, he said: "See this is very much a Bollywood film filled with all the 'masalas'.
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Asked if he was going to dub or subtitle the film for the overseas release, he said: "See this is very much a Bollywood film filled with all the 'masalas'.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 Dibyojyoti Baksi 2010
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Asked if he was going to dub or subtitle the film for the overseas release, he said: "See this is very much a Bollywood film filled with all the 'masalas'.
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Asked if he was going to dub or subtitle the film for the overseas release, he said: "See this is very much a Bollywood film filled with all the 'masalas'.
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Of course if they don't, the smell of a dozen unfinished chicken tikka masalas will hang over every street in the land, reminding us all of the government's continuing problem in distinguishing what is desirable from what is possible.
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Of course if they don't, the smell of a dozen unfinished chicken tikka masalas will hang over every street in the land, reminding us all of the government's continuing problem in distinguishing what is desirable from what is possible.
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Open the lid when cool stir well the blend the veggies and masalas.
Tondli Tomato Batata Masaledar Anjali 2009
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Open the lid when cool stir well the blend the veggies and masalas.
Archive 2009-04-01 Anjali 2009
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