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What (who) is Pickle - definition
pickle
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Pickle (disambiguation)
n.
1.
Salt and water (for preserving meat), brine.
2.
Vinegar (for preserving meats or vegetables).
3.
Sorry condition, sad plight, predicament (colloq.).
pickle
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Pickle (disambiguation)
n.
1) a dill; sour; sweet pickle
2) (BE) mustard pickle; pickles and chutney
3) (misc.) in a pickle ('in trouble')
USAGE NOTE: In the United States, a pickle is a pickled cucumber. In Great Britain, the typical pickle is a thick sauce of pickled vegetables.
pickle
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Pickle (disambiguation)
(pickles, pickling, pickled)
1.
Pickles are vegetables or fruit, sometimes cut into pieces, which have been kept in vinegar or salt water for a long time so that they have a strong, sharp taste.
N-PLURAL
2.
Pickle is a cold spicy sauce with pieces of vegetables and fruit in it.
...jars of pickle.
N-MASS
3.
When you pickle food, you keep it in vinegar or salt water so that it does not go bad and it develops a strong, sharp taste.
Select your favourite fruit or veg and pickle them while they are still fresh...
VERB: V n
• pickling
Small pickling onions can be used instead of sliced ones.
N-UNCOUNT: oft N n
Examples of use of Pickle
1. Branston Pickle Despite the heroic work of Britain‘s unstoppable band of pickle–makers who sell their handmade, ruby–and–amber–coloured wares at farm shops, delis and country fairs, Branston is what most Brits mean when they say pickle.
2. That‘s understandable, but it leaves the Democrats in a pickle.
3. Regretful, that is, to see his old chum Charles Clarke in such a pickle.
4. Pickle, a former Secret Service official who had served since 2002.
5. It‘s a pickle for the ages but not one without its compensations.