Definitions
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- noun Attributive form of
sea urchin
Etymologies
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Examples
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Noma's serves Scandinavian specialties like truffles from the Swedish island of Gotland and new creations like cured scallops served with a sea-urchin sauce and dressed with sea-buckthorn berries.
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It's not just sustenance -- it's baguettes blobbed with sea-urchin roe and smeared with Korean-mustard-oil butter, milk-braised turkey leg on Pullman, oak-smoked salami squished into an onion roll.
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Walking outside from the front door to my car was akin to bathing naked in a sea-urchin infested kiddy pool.
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The three minimalist white fixtures have crisscrossed "skeletons" modeled on coral, sea-urchin shells and crayfish, respectively.
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Best to Corcyra go for cuttle-fish, for the acarne and the fat sea-skull the purple-fish, the little murex too, mice of the sea and the sea-urchin sweet.
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Mr. Merritt says the controlled cacophony served as "a sea-urchin coating for the soft candy of the songs."
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After squirting sea-urchin foam on diver scallops for a dozen years, he now tosses live lobsters by the hundreds into stainless-steel kettles.
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Best to Corcyra go for cuttle-fish, for the acarne and the fat sea-skull the purple-fish, the little murex too, mice of the sea and the sea-urchin sweet.
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In an article published in the scientific journal Evolution & Development, a group of researchers have discovered pieces of the "RA genetic machinery" in a sea-urchin, pushing its origin back in evolutionary time.
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The sea-urchin perfume (the word has since been changed to “scent” on the menu), which came with black sea bass, was rather lost on the beans, however, and the fish was a tad overcooked.
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hernesheir commented on the word sea-urchin
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November 22, 2011