Dish's runaway partner, in rhyme

Usage examples of spoon.

Pretending to be setting an example, Prairie slid over to one of the work counters, wrestled a hot baloney into place, quickly sharpened a knife, and began to carve the object into steaming, purple-rimmed slices, which she arranged attractively on a serving platter, generously spooning more shiny grape liquid over the top, to be carried in and set on one of the mess-hall tables, where eaters would serve themselves except for the people in assertiveness programs, of course, who sat over at their own table and each got a separate plate with the food already on it.

The long-suffering barista was already lifting cups and spoons onto a tray.

Sandy Rapczewicz had the oven door open and was standing over the turkey with baster in one hand and spoon in the other, looking irresolute.

John Bladdery, both with runcible spoons in the on-guard position, filed edges bright.

It then comes to Bladdery and Purfle at once, tuned to one another at the filed edge of this runcible spoon and the negligible effort it will take to fill their common world with death, that nobody said anything about a fight to the finish, right?

The spicier varieties, usually designer ketchups, are zesty on a plastic spoon but obscure the loveliness of a crisp French fry, which the blander, mainstream brands perfectly complement.

Remove the shrimp paste with a slotted spoon to a mortar, blender, or food processor.

He stopped fiddling with the spoon and dropped it onto the blotter where it left a round stain.

Brian had already had a macrobiotic breakfast with his current Swede, Elke, so he jumped at the prospect of going to a greasy spoon.

A small dose of whiskey strengthened him, so that he could dip a spoon into the sugar caddy which Malemute Kid placed before him.

At the breakfast table, she had accidentally knocked a spoon to the floor and Mamo had looked up straightaway.

She uncovered a misshaped cookpot and poked in it with a long wooden spoon.

She had Pelon help her spoon some of it into his mouth with instructions to repeat the process every four or five hours.

Fatal peritonitis ensued and the spoon was found impacted in the last acute turn of the duodenum.

Gaylord smiled as he spooned a liberal serving of fruit perserves on a slice of hot bread.