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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
liquidise .
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Examples
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Made from a finely-ground rice and lentil batter mix fried on a flat griddle like a crepe, the eponymous dosas are staggeringly good, as are the accompaniments: a liquidised, frothy and refreshing green coconut "chutney", and a sambar best described as a tamarind, tomato and lentil dahl cooked down into a thick, fragrant gravy.
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Gary, however, blanches half the potato chunks separately, then adds them to the liquidised soup along with the haddock.
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My dad's Jamaican so he made a lot of Jamaican food, and my mum did lots of traditional shepherd's pies and homemade quiches, but I was brought up on some really minging things as well – my mum gave me liquidised tripe when I was a baby.
Jessica Ennis: 'I'm so hungry by the end of a heptathlon that I just want to indulge' 2012
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The sturgeon roe are liquidised prior to use, which is said to remove any odour.
Archive 2007-07-01 2007
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I wanted to make pancakes for breakfast this Sunday, especially since I had some lovely liquidised Plum-star anise jam left over.
Archive 2007-01-01 2007
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I wanted to make pancakes for breakfast this Sunday, especially since I had some lovely liquidised Plum-star anise jam left over.
Breakfast pancakes 2007
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She could spend the rest of her life just eating endangered bird eggs and drinking liquidised antimatter all day long and she'd still have enough cash left to buy your entire family, dress them up as wood and then burn them on a fire for fun.
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Blend the strawberries on Pulse for 2-3 times so that they are not entirely liquidised.
Tropical Paradise 2007
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Blend the strawberries on Pulse for 2-3 times so that they are not entirely liquidised.
Archive 2007-08-01 2007
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And a few days ago, she was pictured in newspapers – again – more drunk than Shane McGowen after drinking the liquidised remains of Oliver Reed, banging her head on a car door after a boozy night out in London.
Charlotte Church: No More Singing But More Rubbish TV Shows 2005
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