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flakes <a flake; flakes> N

corn flakes

Graphite flakes INDUST

break up flakes INDUST

flake <a flake; flakes> N

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flake INDUST

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flake structure GEOL

flake-white PAINTING

Hydrogen flake INDUST

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It's a foie torchon that we roll in sesame seed and bonito flakes and serve with an unagi salad with different forms of apple and salsify.
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Break the fish into large flakes, then drain on kitchen paper.
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To make two liters of detergent, heat a liter of water then add 100g of soap flakes and three tablespoons of bicarbonate of soda.
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The dough is extruded through a die into various possible shapes: granules, flakes, chunks, goulash, steakettes (schnitzel), etc., and dried in an oven.
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Because of this, three-dimensional n-flakes are also called platonic solid fractals.
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Commercially, the starch is processed into several forms: hot soluble powder, meal, pre-cooked fine/coarse flakes, rectangular sticks, and spherical pearls.
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Greasy wool was used to trap gold flakes washing past from the alluvial deposits.
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They make me wan na puke up my corn flakes.
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There were also numerous stakes made of hazel wood, hazelnut shells, plant seeds, string, and flint flakes and tools.
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The liquid is cooled and strained to remove the "katsuobushi" flakes.
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