Значение слова "EGGS" найдено в 8 источниках

EGGS

найдено в "Crosswordopener"

• ___ Benedict

• ___ Benedict (breakfast dish)

• ___ on (goads)

• ___ on (incites)

• ___ over easy

• .. .

• ... because we need the ___ (classic punchline)

• A robin's are blue

• Adam and Eve, at a diner

• Bacon associate

• Bacon go-with

• Bacon partner

• Baker s dozen

• Baker's additives

• Baker's ingredients

• Baker's stock

• Baker's supply

• Batter need

• Bearnaise needs

• Benedict preceder?

• Benedictine fare?

• Breakfast choice

• Breakfast course

• Breakfast fare

• Breakfast for a poacher?

• Breakfast items

• Breakfast option

• Breakfast order

• Breakfast staple

• Brioche ingredients

• Brunch items

• Brunch order

• Brunch staples

• Brunch stuff

• Cake ingredients

• Carton contents

• Carton fillers

• Cartonful, maybe

• Caviar

• Caviar, basically

• Caviar, essentially

• Certain cholesterol containers

• Chicks hatch from them

• Clutch components

• Clutch contents

• Clutch in a coop

• Clutch members

• Coddled items

• Coddled ones

• Coddled things

• Coop clutch

• Coop finds

• Coop group

• Coop products

• Country rockers ___ Over Easy

• Coven : witches :: clutch : ___

• Crackable dozen

• Custard base

• Custard component

• Custard ingredient

• Dairy aisle offerings, often

• Dairy aisle purchase

• Dairy aisle section

• Dairy case dozen

• Dairy delivery

• Dairy dozen

• Dairy purchase

• Dairy shipment

• Darners' aids

• Deviled things

• Diner delivery

• Diner menu section

• Diner staple

• Diner's Adam and Eve

• Dinosaurs-to-be

• Dozens of them are sold every day

• Dr. Seuss title word

• Drives (on)

• Early birds

• Easter candies

• Easter decorations

• Easter fare

• Easter features

• Easter purchase

• Easter rollers

• Encourages

• Encourages, with on

• Faberg

• Faberg collectibles

• Faberge handiwork

• Faberge jeweled them

• Faberge masterpieces

• Faberge output

• Faberge products

• Farm gathering

• Farm produce

• Flan ingredients

• Flan need

• Food for snakes

• Food from shells

• Food in a Dr. Seuss title

• Food mentioned in Jewel's You Were Meant For Me

• Food placed in the meat and beans category

• Food sometimes poached

• Food that comes in a dozen

• Fowl products

• Fragile cartonful

• Fridge items

• Fridge-door items

• Frittata ingredients

• Frittata need

• Future fledglings

• Future fowl

• Future hawks or doves

• Future phalaropes

• Future platypi

• Future snakes, perhaps

• Future turtles

• Goads, with on

• Goose ___ (zeroes on the scoreboard)

• Greasy spoon order

• Green ___ and Ham

• Green dish with ham, in kiddie lit

• Grocery dozen

• Grocery item

• Grocery list item

• Halloween ammo

• Halloween projectiles

• Halloween purchase

• Ham accompaniment

• Ham's companion

• Hash-house order

• Hatchery hoard

• Hatchery items

• Heckler's weapons

• Hecklers' missiles

• Hen fruit

• Hen's clutch

• Hen's pride

• Henhouse output

• Henhouse products

• Henhouse yield

• Hennery output

• Hens lay them

• Hens' deposits

• Hollandaise ingredients

• Humpty Dumpty et al.

• If you break them, they run

• Incipient snakes

• Incubator items

• Ingredients added at McDonald's in 1972

• Items colored on Easter

• Items in an Easter basket

• Layer under a layer

• Many were hidden on April 16, 2006

• McMuffin ingredients

• Meringue makings

• Meringue-making need

• Metaphorical basket contents

• Monotremes' starter homes?

• Morning fare

• Necessities for a souffl

• Neighborhood vandalism ammo

• Nest contents

• Nest fillers

• Nest occupants

• Nog basics

• Nog ingredients

• October 31st ammo

• Omelet base

• Omelet components

• Omelet essential

• Omelet ingredient

• Omelet necessity

• Omelet needs

• Omelet requirements

• Omelette ingredients

• Oologist's collection

• Order that may be scrambled or sunny-side up

• Ova

• Over easy items

• Over easy order

• Pancake-batter ingredient

• Part of a hearty breakfast

• Part of a lacto-ovo vegetarian's diet

• Parts of westerns?

• Poached breakfast items

• Poached edibles

• Poacher's breakfast?

• Poacher's collection?

• Poacher's meal?

• Poacher's need?

• Poacher's potful

• Popover ingredients

• Poultry output

• Poultry products

• Prankster's missiles

• Prankster's pre-Halloween buy

• Pranksters' ammo

• Pre-Easter buy

• Prepares for Halloween?

• Prods

• Prods, with on

• Protesters' ammo

• Provokes, with on

• Pullet products

• Purchases from the dairy aisle

• Pysanky needs

• Quiche base

• Quiche ingredient

• Quiche need

• Quiche-maker's need

• Refrigerator door items

• Reproductive cells

• Rhode Island Red yield

• Rhode Island reds' are brown

• Rocky quaff

• Roe

• Roe, e.g.

• Roe, not bucks

• Scrambled ___

• Scrambled breakfast items

• Scrambled dish

• Scrambled servings

• Scrambled Urge Overkill song?

• Seuss title word

• Seuss's are green

• Shell food?

• Shirred items

• Short-order order

• Silly Putty containers

• Some are scrambled

• Some carton items

• Something to brood on

• Souffl

• Souffl ingredient

• Souffl mainstay

• Souffle need

• Souffle start

• Spawn

• Sponge cake ingredient

• Spurs

• Sunnyside up servings

• Taboos for vegans

• Taunts

• The emu's are green

• The yolk's in them

• These may be coddled

• They break for a morning meal

• They can be beaten

• They can be cracked or coddled

• They can be served sunnyside up

• They can't fly the coop

• They come in dozens

• They develop in ovaries

• They get laid

• They go with bacon

• They may be cracked

• They may be poached

• They may be raw

• They may be served over

• They may run before scrambling

• They might be made over hard

• They often take a beating

• They really take a beating

• They run only when broken

• They run only when they're broken

• They run when broken

• They run when they break

• They sit 12 to a box

• They sit twelve to a box

• Oval reproductive body of a fowl (especially a hen) used as food


найдено в "Encyclopedia of Contemporary Chinese Culture"
eggs: translation

Chinese preserve chicken and duck eggs, sometimes geese and quail for a change. The typical preserved eggs are xianjidan (salt chicken eggs) and xianyadan (salt duck eggs), so named after the salt solution in which they are soaked, with or without spices. Boiled, they can be kept for a long time. Another Chinese favourite is chajidan (tea eggs)—boiled eggs stewed with tea leaves and other spices. Boiled and shelled eggs cooked in a pork stew are named lujidan (stewed eggs), which, after deep-frying, becomes hupidan (tiger-skin eggs). They can be eatable right away or are storable in cool temperature for some time. None except salt eggs are available on sale.
Duck eggs are seldom used in jiachangcai (home-style cooking) as they taste fishy. This makes pidan (skinned egg) a favourite alternative. Pidan is largely duck eggs mass produced with quick lime, soda, salt, black tea leaves, water and ashes of plants yielding oxidized calcium and potassium. Mixed together, they yield such chemicals as sodium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide, calcium carbonate and ions. Their combination results in the eggs’ peculiar tea flavour and turns the yolk black and paste-like. The combination of amino acid and alkali osmosis gives the egg white a jelly-like texture covered with a crystal flowery pattern. For this reason, pidan is also known as songhua (pine flower).
To address concerns about food safety, traditional ingredients have been changed to produce lead-free pidan eggs. Medicinal pidan eggs with higher iodine, higher potassium, and lower sodium are welcomed by consumers.
YUAN HAIWANG


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eggs n pl AmE sl He doesn't normally carry eggs Он обычно не имеет при себе каликов
найдено в "Новом англо-русском словаре современной разговорной лексики"
n pl AmE sl He doesn't normally carry eggs — Он обычно не имеет при себе каликов
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