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turkey

[tur-kee, tur-kee-ye] / ˈtɜr ki, ˈtɜr ki yɛ /


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Gohl treated himself to a Jersey Mike’s sub, the No. 9 with turkey, roast beef and Swiss cheese, for around $12.

From The Wall Street Journal

It comes after bird flu led to large numbers of turkeys being culled early, while a drier spring and summer hit sprout harvests.

From BBC

Judging the job market with delayed data is a bit like trying to cook the Christmas turkey blindfolded—hard to tell if it’s undercooked, overdone, or just right.

From Barron's

“Will you be near the deli? I’d love that smoked turkey thing I had last week.”

From Literature

The company calls Thanksgiving its Super Bowl, when its cooks crank out to-go meals of ham, turkey and pecan pie.

From The Wall Street Journal