How To Use trencherman In A Sentence
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- Jack of the Smithies was a trencherman of the very first order, and being well wedded (with a promise already of young soldiers to come), it behooved him to fill all his holes away from home, and spare his own cupboard for the sake of Mistress Smithies. Mary Anerley
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- So that the greedy trencherman is not embarrassed by cries of "sooey" from fellow diners who see stuff slopping out of the bun, I have a suggestion: With fingers, gouge out the interior of the bun to form a cavity to keep the fillings neatly encased. Undefined
- The diplomatic architect of the new Italian state, Count Cavour, was a redoubtable trencherman who would later have several dishes named in his honor. Delizia!
- Tim is an all-encompassing trencherman, as generous to himself as he is to others.
- You had musty victual, and he hath holp to eat it: he is a very valiant trencherman; he hath an excellent stomach. Much Ado About Nothing
- Galicians specialize in trencherman food: suckling pig, grilled skate, pulpy octopus speckled with sea salt and paprika.
- You were always a fastidious trencherman, and struck fear into the hearts of many a maître d' and wine waiter, but when they knew you, they adored you.
- And I said: Hagias, it is true, hath reason to be troubled at this unusual disappointment, because having so great a belly (for he was an excellent trencherman) he had no larger mess than others; for in Essays and Miscellanies