Crossword clues for spatula
spatula
- Kitchen helper
- Flapjack flipper
- Turner in a kitchen
- Patty flipper
- Kitchen blender
- Flat-bladed kitchen tool
- Fish flipper
- Word for the Latin for "little broadsword"
- Utensil for flipping
- Turner over a burner
- Spreading implement
- Spreader of frosting or plaster
- Paul sat (anag)
- Patty turner
- Pancake-flipping implement
- Kitchen spreader
- Kitchen scraper
- Icing aid
- Hash house tool
- Grilling utensil
- Griller's flipper
- Food-mixing utensil
- Food flipper
- Flay's flipper
- Egg-cooking aid
- Diner utensil
- Diner flipper
- Burger turner
- Flipper?
- Grilling aid
- Flipper
- Icing tool
- Burger flipper
- A turner with a narrow flexible blade
- A hand tool with a thin flexible blade used to mix or spread soft substances
- Flat-bladed implement
- Kitchen utensil
- Kitchen implement
- Mixing implement
- Mix up salt with a kitchen utensil
- Kitchen utensil put, alas, in the wrong places
- Kitchen item that's turned up at last? Not entirely
- St Paul converted with a blunt instrument
- Small woman clutching end of that kitchen utensil
- Fight with bully occasionally over a kitchen utensil
- Pancake flipper
- Broad-bladed kitchen implement
- Bowl scraper
- Blade used in argument over filling of roulade
- Instrument for mixing or spreading
- Utensil with a wide flat blade
- Kitchen tool
- Cooking utensil
- Kitchen flipper
- Cook's tool
- Chef's tool
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Spatula \Spat"u*la\ (?; 135), n. [L. spatula, spathula, dim. of spatha a spatula: F. spatule. See Spade for digging.] An implement shaped like a knife, flat, thin, and somewhat flexible, used for spreading paints, fine plasters, drugs in compounding prescriptions, etc. Cf. Palette knife, under Palette.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1520s (from early 15c. as a type of medical instrument), from Latin spatula "broad piece, spatula," diminutive of spatha "broad, flat tool or weapon," from Greek spathe "broad flat blade (used by weavers)" (see spade (n.1)). Erroneous form spattular is attested from c.1600.
Wiktionary
n. 1 A kitchen utensil consisting of a flat surface attached to a long handle, used for turning, lifting(,) or stirring food. 2 (context North America English) A kitchen utensil consisting of a flexible surface attached to a long handle, used for scraping the sides of bowls. 3 (context dated English) A palette knife. 4 (context chemistry English) A thin hand tool, often made of nickel, for handle chemicals or other materials, when weighing, etc.
WordNet
n. a turner with a narrow flexible blade
a hand tool with a thin flexible blade used to mix or spread soft substances
Wikipedia
A spatula is "a small implement with a broad, flat, flexible blade used to mix, spread and lift material" including foods, drugs, plaster and paints. It derives from the Latin word for a flat piece of wood or splint (a diminutive form of the Latin spatha, meaning broadsword), and hence can also refer to a tongue depressor. The words spade (digging tool) and spathe are similarly derived. The word spatula is known to have been used in English since 1525.
A Spatula is a cooking utensil.
Spatula may also refer to:
- Frosting spatula, used for frosting cakes
- Fish slice (kitchen utensil)
- Putty knife, used (by tradesmen) for spreading materials such as window putty, plaster or paint
- Palette knife, used (by artists) for spreading or mixing paints (and other art mediums)
- Ink knife, similar to straight palette knife used (by printmakers) in transferring and mixing inks
- Spatulae (biology),nanometer-scale projections covering the setae on the footpads of geckos
- Spatula (genus), a genus of ducks
Spatula is a genus of duck of the family Anatidae. Species historically included in this genus are now typically assigned to the genus Anas instead.
Usage examples of "spatula".
And in this welter of spoiled treasure were the great conjuring books hurled amid the ruin of retorts and aludels of glass and lead and silver, sand-baths, matrasses, spatulae, athanors, and other instruments innumerable of rare design, tossed and broken on the chamber floor.
Put half a pound of fresh butter in a pan with two tablespoonfuls of chopped parsley, the juice of a couple of lemons, a little salt and white pepper and mix together well with a spatula, and when it boils stir quickly.
The white-haired server removed the melons, leaving the plates, then used a crude spatula to lever a brown-covered slab of meat onto Annas plate.
Spatulas were caked with mousseline at volatile, whisks were encrusted with oeufs à la Bourguignonne, bulb basters were plugged with beurre d'anchois, and the dried batters that coated some baking dishes were like hardened deposits of lunar cement.
Thermometers, hypodermic syringes bistouries and spatulas were scattered about both on the mantelpiece and on the central table on either side of the sloping desk.
He and two of my residents were working on the burned woman's body, defleshing her as best they could with plastic spatulas, because anything harder might scratch the bones.
And in this welter of spoiled treasure were the great conjuring books hurled amid the ruin of retorts and aludels of glass and lead and silver, sand-baths, matrasses, spatulae, athanors, and other instruments innumerable of rare design, tossed and broken on the chamber floor.
She bent over the banquet table, picked up a silver-handled spatula and scraped beef Wellington across the platter.
Billy moved away from the smoke, waving the spatula in front of his face to clear the air.
In this country it cannot so easily be cultivated in the open as the common Lavender, to which it has a very close similarity, but from which it can be distinguished by the inflorescence, which is more compressed, by the bracts in the axils of which the flowers are placed being much narrower and by the leaves which are broader and spatula shaped.
She was mixing cookie dough with a rubber spatula and she was weeping.
The minute the buzzer went off, she grabbed the cookie sheet out, dropped it on the top of the stove, then scooped up the first cookie with a spatula.
A small table contained a variety of very long-handled, highly polished wooden implements that appeared to be probes, dilators, and spatulas for the nonsurgical investigation of body orifices, some jars of local medication, and, incongruously, the lifeless x-ray scanner left by Conway.
Avery was standing over his barbecue grill, expertly flipping burgers with a metal spatula.
The grilled cheese looked perfect in the fry pan, so I lifted it out with a spatula, slid it onto a plate, and gave it to Oliver.