- pottle; gill and winegl****; dram (as a
culinary unit), coffeespoon, and
saltspoon; respectively), or are
limited to the
specific or esoteric. It is still...
- is 1⁄24
fluid ounce, 1⁄3
fluid dram, 20 minims, or 1⁄4 teaspoon, or 1
saltspoon. It is
therefore equal to 1.2323
milliliters in US
customary system. in...
-
principles and application. Webb
Publishing Co. pp. 21.
Retrieved 2016-09-28. "
Saltspoon". "Steelay". "Apothecaries'
symbols commonly found in
medical recipes"...
-
dining tables, out of a
sense of nostalgia.[citation needed] "Cookbook:
Saltspoon". Wikibooks.
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Things in
England (1932)...
-
sailcloth sailfish sailing sailor sailyard sailyarn sake
sallow salt
saltspoon sal****er
salty sand
sandblast sandfly sandman sandpiper sandshoe sandsoap...
- good,
provided that one does not
waste time
messing about with quarter-
saltspoons and five-eighths of pints, nor,
above all,
expect that
precision will...
