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paste in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Paste is a term for any very
thick viscous fluid. It may
refer to:
Adhesive or
paste Wallpaper paste Wheatpaste...
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Common pastes are some
fruit preserves,
curry pastes, and nut
pastes. Purées are food
pastes made from
already cooked ingredients. Some food
pastes are considered...
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curry pastes, such as the
paste used in
kaeng som. Very po****r in
Thailand is nam
phrik kapi, a ****y
condiment made with
fresh shrimp paste and most...
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varieties of
curry paste depending from the
region and also
within the same cuisine. Via
trade routes with
southern India the
curry pastes are
believed to...
- flux residues. No-clean
pastes save not only
cleaning costs, but also
capital expenditures and
floor space. However,
these pastes need a very
clean ****embly...
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thermal paste,
which is
usually of low-quality, with a
thermal paste having greater thermal conductivity. Generally,
liquid metal thermal pastes are used...
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giving pastes their solid-like character. It is this "jamming together" that
gives pastes some of
their most
unusual properties; this
causes paste to demonstrate...
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September 3, 2002 by Paul Dixon, and
reached 1
million active pastes (excluding spam and
expired pastes)
eight years later, in 2010. It
features syntax highlighting...
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Anchovy paste is a fish
paste food
product prepared using anchovies as a
primary ingredient. It is used as a
condiment and as an
ingredient in various...
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Paster can
refer to: as a
surname James Paster (1945–1989),
American serial killer Stephen Paster (born 1949),
American Islamist Zorba Paster, American...
