10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BRINIEST»
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briniest in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Turkish spy for twenty years, Basil Pascali is puzzled by the arrival of a mysterious Englishman posing as an archaeologist
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Across the Continent: A Summer's Journey to the Rocky ...
Then the Lake opens another field of attractions ; it is a miniature ocean, about
fifteen miles from the city, fifty miles wide by one hundred long, — the briniest
sheet of water known on the Continent, — so salt that no fish can live in it, and
that ...
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Word Finder: The Phonic Key to the Dictionary
... brawniness brick red(n) BRLCHSTD bromide brighten brick-red(adj) barrel-
chested BRMFL brine(water) BRKRJ BRLDK brimful briny brokerage bar-le-duc(
food) BRMJM brinier BRKRL BRLF brummagem briniest barcarole bas-relief
BRML ...
Penelope Kister McRann, 1987
... sharper than the sun The moment her body met the briniest of salt The pouring
salt rain was no longer The ocean that she longed for In the heart of suffering that
pierced the flesh like a spear The more she struggled The more exhausted her ...
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Edinburgh Medical Journal
It is so compounded that a lather can be produced with the briniest of sea waters;
indeed, it may be used in the sea itself while bathing. Used with ordinary fresh
water, its contact suggests strong alkalinity. As scent would be superfluous when
it ...
OVTNGTON'S sea-going china and crystal have brightened the cabins and
perked up the guests on more than seven hundred of the biggest and briniest
yachts that float the seven seas and all their tributaries. But we're prepared for
smaller ...
in the briniest of spray without trouble. The multiple brass screw propellers, with
spirally diminishing blades, like the gleaming backbones of some imaginary sea
monster, towered up here and there, and were among the sights of the show.
Alfred Emanuel Smith, Francis Walton, 1912
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The History of Salt Lake City and Its Founders
... very rlotflble adieu to our city: “ But adieu to Salt Lake and many-wive-and-
much-children-dom; its strawberries and roses} its rare hospitality; its white
crowned peaks; its wide 5P1'“d vallcyi its river of scriptural name; its lake of
briniest taste.
Edward William Tullidge, 1850
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The Promotion of the Admiral: And Other Sea Comedies
So they are," said old Mackenzie, a shellback of the briniest description. "When I
was a boy, if one of them opened his mouth too wide we used to put something in
it." u What did you put in ? " asked the eager Anglo-Saxons. " Oh, anything as ...
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The Lexicon of Real American Food
94 Resembling New Orleans beignets, Doughboys are sold by sixes and dozens.
than powder, doughboys are made from a yeast-risen dough that is sweet
enough to balance the briniest seafood, and they usually are served by the
halfdozen.
Jane Stern, Michael Stern, 2011
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BRINIEST»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
briniest is used in the context of the following news items.
What we're eating in Asheville: Oysters
There's a stubborn old adage that oysters are at their best and briniest in the months that contain the letter “R”. Mike McCarty, chef of The ... «Asheville Citizen-Times, Sep 14»
Uni, Acid & the Oyster Luge at Tipple & Brine
"The result is a creation that will win over those averse to the peatiest malt and the briniest oyster." [LA Mag] · All Good News/Bad News ... «Eater LA, Jul 14»
Your Best Shot: Tipple & Brine's Scotch Oyster Luge
The result is a creation that will win over those averse to the peatiest malt and the briniest oyster. “The oyster brings out this minerality and ... «LA Magazine, Apr 14»
Islay, Scotland: A whisky pilgrimage in the Hebrides
... eight working distilleries on the island at Laphroaig, the renowned home of what many classify as the smokiest, briniest whisky of them all. «Toronto Star, Mar 14»
Oysters Boom as Raw Bars Drive Demand for More Varieties
... thing,” says Reg Tuthill, the 77-year-old son and grandson of oystermen, whose Oysterpond-brand oysters are among the richest and briniest ... «Bloomberg, Nov 13»
Oyster beds spread as raw bars drive demand for variety
... whose Oysterpond- brand oysters are among the richest and briniest from Long Island's North Fork, with a fine shell; firm, luminescent, beige ... «Press Herald, Nov 13»
11 Things We Think We Know About Reposados
Reposado is the briniest of the tequila categories. In tequila, brine is a good thing. So are olives and vanilla. But not too much of any of those, ... «Esquire, Aug 13»
Martini Taste Test: Does Expensive Gin & Vermouth Make A …
Noilly: By far the briniest. Martinis made with Noilly tended to taste so much like olive that some tasters suspected they were actually "dirty.". «Huffington Post, Jul 13»
Rhode Island's Best Restaurant Roofs and Decks
He then began farming some of the briniest little bivalves seen on these shores. Fans clamored for a restaurant and Matunuck Oyster Bar was ... «GoLocalProv, Jun 13»
Rising Shale Water Complicates Fracking Debate
There's a catch, though: The briniest water wasn't near operating gas wells. In some cases, the samples were taken before fracking came to the ... «WBUR, Jul 12»
