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  • noun Plural form of tenderizer.

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Examples

  • A few held weapons that looked like giant hammers with stubbled surfaces, like those found on meat tenderizers.

    Bring On the Night Jeri Smith-Ready 2010

  • Instead of a normal-looking boy, she imagined a giant with fists like meat tenderizers and a head like a gigantic watermelon.

    Among the Ghosts Amber Benson 2010

  • Instead of a normal-looking boy, she imagined a giant with fists like meat tenderizers and a head like a gigantic watermelon.

    Among the Ghosts Amber Benson 2010

  • Gluten preventers (tenderizers) - egg yolks, sugar, butter

    In Search of An Amazing Protein Muffin aka TBTAM 2008

  • A few held weapons that looked like giant hammers with stubbled surfaces, like those found on meat tenderizers.

    Bring On the Night Jeri Smith-Ready 2010

  • Instead of a normal-looking boy, she imagined a giant with fists like meat tenderizers and a head like a gigantic watermelon.

    Among the Ghosts Amber Benson 2010

  • It was a wicked-looking blue chicken with a third eye bursting through its forehead—a chicken with twelve claws, all of which clutched instruments of death: daggers, swords, deep-fry baskets, meat tenderizers, and a snickersnee.

    Jasper Dash and the Flame-Pits of Delaware M. T. Andreson 2009

  • It was a wicked-looking blue chicken with a third eye bursting through its forehead—a chicken with twelve claws, all of which clutched instruments of death: daggers, swords, deep-fry baskets, meat tenderizers, and a snickersnee.

    Jasper Dash and the Flame-Pits of Delaware M. T. Andreson 2009

  • It was a wicked-looking blue chicken with a third eye bursting through its forehead—a chicken with twelve claws, all of which clutched instruments of death: daggers, swords, deep-fry baskets, meat tenderizers, and a snickersnee.

    Jasper Dash and the Flame-Pits of Delaware M. T. Andreson 2009

  • It was a wicked-looking blue chicken with a third eye bursting through its forehead—a chicken with twelve claws, all of which clutched instruments of death: daggers, swords, deep-fry baskets, meat tenderizers, and a snickersnee.

    Jasper Dash and the Flame-Pits of Delaware M. T. Andreson 2009

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