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stew

noun as in mixture, miscellany

noun as in commotion; mental upset

verb as in worry; steam

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"Somehow, out of a very serious and worrying situation, we end up enjoying some of the best stew I've ever cooked in my life," she says.

From BBC

“And turtles? And the fact that, like, it’s all stewed up with, like, chilies and peppers and onions and like, ‘Oh, you really made this a dish?’

“Butterfly” may be the place you learn about budae-jjigae, or “Army base stew.”

And, he added, there was an especially macabre practice, a warning that evoked pozole, the signature Mexican corn and meat stew.

Piastri will be stewing over that one for a while, but while Norris inherited the win, there was little to choose between them all weekend.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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