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trivet refers to
three feet, but the term is
sometimes used in
British English to
refer to
trivets with four feet or no feet.[citation needed]
Trivet...
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Simon Every,
better known by his ring name
Spike Trivet, is an
English professional wrestler currently performing a
British Independent Scene and he is...
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Nicholas Trivet (or Trevet, as he
himself wrote) (c. 1258 – c. 1328) was an
English Anglo-Norman chronicler.
Trivet was born in
Somerset and was the son...
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interred in the
convent to
which he had
formerly been ****igned.
Nicholas Trivet, an
English Anglo-Norman
chronicler who was a
close friend,
wrote that Walter...
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serves its entrecôte on a bed of the sauce, on a
platter kept hot atop a
trivet with a
warming candle in the base.
Initially the
sauce is a
stiff whipped...
- an
induction cooktop,
leaves a
potentially dangerous heating element or
trivet that
remains hot for some time. Likewise, when
taking a c****erole out of...
- A
French soupière/beanpot (on a
trivet) and a
Spanish olla...
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Trivet, a restaurant, wine bar and
cellar with
former Fat Duck
master sommelier Isa Bal in the
Snowsfields Yard
development at
London Bridge.
Trivet has...
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Indian pottery Goatskin (material) Head-carrying Oven
glove Pot-holder
Trivet Tumpline "Good old
earthen pots, with a
modern touch". Thehindu.com. 29...
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lasagna comes from the Gr**** λάσανα (lasana) or λάσανον (lasanon)
meaning '
trivet', 'stand for a pot' or 'chamber pot'. The
Romans borrowed the word as lasanum...
