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zuppa di tartaruga finta

in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

mock turtle soup [Brit, Am ˈˌmɑk ˈtərdl ˈˌsup] N

in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary
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in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

I. turtle [Brit ˈtəːt(ə)l, Am ˈtərdl] N Brit

II. turtle [Brit ˈtəːt(ə)l, Am ˈtərdl] VB intr

III. turtle [Brit ˈtəːt(ə)l, Am ˈtərdl] N arch

IV. turtle [Brit ˈtəːt(ə)l, Am ˈtərdl]

soup [Brit suːp, Am sup] N

1. soup FOOD:

2. soup (messy mixture):

minestrone m (of di)

I. mock [Brit mɒk, Am mɑk] ADJ

1. mock (imitation):

mock suede, ivory

2. mock (feigned):

mock innocence, horror, humility
mock accident, battle, trial

3. mock (practice):

mock interview, raid, rescue

II. mock [Brit mɒk, Am mɑk] N Brit SCHOOL

III. mock [Brit mɒk, Am mɑk] VB trans

1. mock (laugh at):

mock person
mock action, attempt

2. mock (frustrate) liter:

mock attempt, effort, hopes

3. mock (ridicule by imitation):

mock person
mock accent, defect

IV. mock [Brit mɒk, Am mɑk] VB intr

in the PONS Dictionary

turtle <-(s)> [ˈtɜ:r·t̬l] N

soup [su:p] N

I. mock [mɑ:k] ADJ

1. mock (imitation):

2. mock (fake):

II. mock [mɑ:k] VB intr

III. mock [mɑ:k] VB trans

1. mock (ridicule):

2. mock (imitate):

Present
Iturtle
youturtle
he/she/itturtles
weturtle
youturtle
theyturtle
Past
Iturtled
youturtled
he/she/itturtled
weturtled
youturtled
theyturtled
Present Perfect
Ihaveturtled
youhaveturtled
he/she/ithasturtled
wehaveturtled
youhaveturtled
theyhaveturtled
Past Perfect
Ihadturtled
youhadturtled
he/she/ithadturtled
wehadturtled
youhadturtled
theyhadturtled

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Sounds nearly as tempting as mock turtle soup.
www.denofgeek.com
Fancy a spot of mock turtle soup (1892), followed by some quaking pudding (1600)?
www.telegraph.co.uk
This is because ganmodoki is said to taste like goose; compare mock turtle soup.
en.wikipedia.org
So for example, a tomato soup could cost 2.69 zloty (68 cents) depending on the price of the tomato and the percentage of the subsidy.
qz.com
Grandmother taught us manners and etiquette to sit up straight, eat with our mouths closed, hold the soup spoon just so.
en.wikipedia.org

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