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spoon <a spoon; spoons> N

spoon VB

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deflagrating spoon CHEM

digging spoon ARCHIT

drossing spoon

spoon-billed ADJ

spoon bit

spoon dredger ELEC

spoon-fed ADJ

spoon-feed VB

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spoon-feeding N (relations)

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He suffers from such serious trypanophobia that he can not use chopsticks and must instead use a spoon at meals.
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They stopped making galvanized spoon busks because they were breaking under the pressure of tight lacing.
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A winless season in 1903 meant that they took home their first wooden spoon.
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They dine on mince and quince using a runcible spoon, then dance hand-in-hand on the sand in the moonlight.
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The edges of the bowl and the tip of the spoon are left thicker as this is where most of the thickness is needed.
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Spoon bits are the traditional boring tools used with a brace.
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Initially a producer of aluminium forks and spoons, the company expanded into miniature aluminium accessories for doll's tea parties in the 1920s.
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The scene is covered with detritus: unwashed bowls and spoons with porridge and salad dried on.
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When it becomes translucent and reaches a thick, gel-like consistency, it is spooned or piped into molds and allowed to harden.
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By his last year, 1971, his wife had to spoon-feed him.
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