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- noun Plural form of
morsel .
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Examples
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Sitting out in the sun eating those spicy morsels is what dreams are made of.
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The plot is simply marvelous, replete with interesting characters and fascinating morsels from the world of computer engineering.
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In a quite untypical fit of largesse the wine-seller who lived downstairs had made available a few dozen bottles of his best wine, and the women, fretting and fussing but as always anxiously concerned with physical sustenance and comfort, filled their sewing-baskets with tasty morsels from the pantry.
Archive 2007-09-01 Matthew Guerrieri 2007
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In a quite untypical fit of largesse the wine-seller who lived downstairs had made available a few dozen bottles of his best wine, and the women, fretting and fussing but as always anxiously concerned with physical sustenance and comfort, filled their sewing-baskets with tasty morsels from the pantry.
The Great Round Matthew Guerrieri 2007
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Some houses have become nearly uninhabitable – glass, pictures, clocks, plaster, all lying in morsels about the floor, and air-holes in the roofs and walls, through which these winged messengers of destruction have passed.
Life in Mexico, During a Residence of Two Years in That Country Frances Erskine Inglis 1843
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When Zak’s dish came moments later, we both dug in, cupping our small rice bowls in our off-hands while plucking morsels from the central platters with our chopsticks.
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Romance novels used to be tidy little 60,000-word morsels, and now they are Vast.
Bloat Walter Jon Williams 2009
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I recently tried a recipe that called for that fakiest of fake products, butterscotch "morsels".
Look at me, I'm Sandra Lee aka TBTAM 2008
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Curious, however, after reading this announcement, to see what kind of morsels were so carefully preserved, I turned a few leaves, and found them scrawled all over with the vilest and the filthiest ribaldry that ever human hogs delighted in.
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Curious, however, after reading this announcement, to see what kind of morsels were so carefully preserved, I turned a few leaves, and found them scrawled all over with the vilest and the filthiest ribaldry that ever human hogs delighted in.
American Notes 1842
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