What is "pastes"

Usage examples of "pastes".

The teats secreted edible pastes and fruit juices synthesized by a series of glands in the wall behind.

There was nothing wrong with the taste, the pastes were indistinguishable from real chicken, and beef, and pork, and lamb, even the colours were reasonable.

Thirty years of little exercise, too much cheap beer, and a diet of starscraper gland synthesized pastes had brought about a detrimental effect on his once slim physique.

Ethlinn showed Imrhien some of the concoctions, ointments, pastes, cordials, and powders and tools of her trade.

They laid her on the cold stone slab, in her gray robe, and then it began: the pain, the blades, the hot needles, the searing acids of the pastes, turning each nerve to a severe metal filament that conducted along its path a charge of agony most exquisite.

I mean, pastes made with honey or with sugar: which, that you may the better beguile this crafty fish, should be thrown into the pond or place in which you fish for him, some hours, or longer, before you undertake your trial of skill with the angle-rod.

He puts out a paper with a circulation of around a thousand -- actually pastes it up and prints it with ink on paper.

Salvers held items of pastry, blends of creams and pastes, miniature figures of succulent crispness, oozing semi-liquid delights.