kabob
Britishnoun
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Afterward, everyone headed over to a nearby bar where they danced, celebrated and ate kabobs.
From Los Angeles Times
And as they start to head over, I taste my kabob again and fear I might throw up.
From Literature
And you can use rosemary sprigs as skewers and make kabobs with them!
From Washington Times
Ali Tehfi watched as his crew, many of them fasting for Ramadan like him, bagged orders, filled soda cups and alternated between cooking up burgers, quesadillas and kabobs.
From Los Angeles Times
After I polish off the rest of the kabob, I tell my friends, “I just had history,” remembering what I was excited to share with them.
From Literature
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