n. 1 the basic unit of weight; equal to l6 ounces; 2 the basic unit of money in Britain; v. 1 hit hard with the hand or fist or some heavy instrument; 2 move rhythmically
The recipe called for a pound of chocolate.
The recipe called for a pound of chocolate.
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What happened to the thirteenth pound cake?
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On January 7,1918 Houdini made which 10,000 pound animal and its trainer disappear from a wooden cabinet?
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Instead of a pound of pears, what did he think of?
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What does 'An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure' mean?
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What does 'Penny wise and pound foolish' mean?
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How many ten pound sacks of money were delivered to Argo?
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Why didn't Big Eddy pound Danny in the pool for getting him wet?
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He adopted a kuta from the pound.
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What does Jasmine think she needs to pound the mochi?
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The strengthening U.S. dollar eventually reached parity with the British pound.
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The abbreviation for pound.
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He was the sorriest puppy in the pound.
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What did Mr. Docker use to pound a nail into a board?
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What do you need to pound to make mochi?
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16ounces; lb; thump; poke; beat
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