Words preceding pickle or jam

Usage examples of ina.

If any argument can be raised against this assumption, it is that adjectives in -in actually seem to be shortened forms of longer adjectives in -ina.

They were taken to the Moscow State Circus and given a banquet at Aragvi, where they were 248 served the golden roe caviar, the rarest of the eight caviars, zakushki, which literally means small bites, and pashteet, the delicate pate baked ina crust.

Then he escorted us to his seven-year-old fuel-cell BMW and we drove south toward Teluk Bayur, Jala and Ina up front, me and En in back.

At his sharp call, the upper engineering trunkregurgitated Mohammed Fitzgerald, a handsome andperpetually young warp engineer with striking browneyes and flaming red hair that was actually burned ina couple of places.

He cast animploring glance at Miss Charing, who at once rose, andwent to seat herself in a chair beside him, patting his hand ina soothing way, and saying: "Nonsense!

Too, had Ina cosmetics at her disposal, even the bold, exciting cosmetics of slaves, which so scandalize free women, I suspected she might not have hesitated to use them.

The party broke up, and Ina and I stayed behind to finish the wine.

Sherlock Holmes was leaning back in his chair after his whimsical protest, and was unfolding his morning paper ina leisurely fashion, when our attention was arrested by a tremendous ring at the bell, followed immediately by a hollow drumming sound, as if someone were beating on the outer door with his fist.

He watched the dying sunlight on the pale, powder blue translucence of the porcelain that seemed to enhance the golden sheen of the dry La Ina sherry.