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nounPlural pasties ˈpastiˈpæsti British A folded pastry case with a savoury filling, typically of seasoned meat and vegetables. 〈主英〉馅饼，肉馅饼 Example sentencesExamples - Why, nothing more glamorous than a Greggs pasty.
- I found myself, a 10-rouble bill in hand, in front of a kiosk selling chebureki, the Crimean meat pasty. ‘And heat it up, will you?’
- Forty-five minutes later, I'm at the railway station filling my face with a Steak and Guinness pasty.
- So we go shopping but can't find any item of clothing that both looks good and fits, and end up going home with a pair of tights and a half-eaten pasty.
- One would have thought that your basic, wholemeal, vegetable pasty would have some minor health benefits.
- Cold vegetable pasty made from mashed potatoes and flour and filled with carrot, potato and beetroot.
- Looking at a local London council's school dinner menu brochure, I see pasties, sausages, pizza and processed meat substitutes feature frequently enough to form the staple diet if chosen.
- We dressed for action by a mucky duck pond, more layers than so far this season, the butchers useful for a pasty.
- Featured in the current series are smoked haddock scotch eggs with curried mayonnaise, pigeon and red onion pasty, and onion soup with steak and kidney sausage dumplings.
- I've always associated it with school meals, so to see it put in a shortcrust pasty is an intriguing way of lifting something that is otherwise quite dull and boring.
- Then if you are looking for such delicacies as wild boar pate, potted shrimps or simply a venison pasty, the Food Court should be your first stop.
- Housewives used to make one for each member of the household and mark their initials on one end of the pasty.
- The parcel was in fact a huge piece of puff pasty filled with a rather creamy concoction of mushrooms and chestnuts.
- Is it too much to ask of someone to actually take note of their surroundings, these people can all walk, breathe and eat a Greggs pasty at the same time without dying.
- Long buffet tables, loaded with traditional Uzbekistan rice and meat dishes, lamb pasties, and shredded red pepper salsas line the sides of the main restaurant room.
- But, more likely, he has decided it is less of a PR risk to leave a journalist eating a solitary crab pasty in the drizzle than to be trapped alone with her and - God forbid - a tongue-loosening bottle of wine.
- The young men can often be spotted nipping across the road to the garage to buy sweets, biscuits or a Ginsters pasty, and a Daily Star or Sun newspaper to look at the pictures while eating.
- Our son had the pasty which was one of the problem meals mentioned and he completely enjoyed it.
- Then, with a pasty in one hand and Tom's article in the other, you'll feel like a true ‘Yooper!’
- Samuel Pepys recorded that on 6 January 1660 he was entertained to dinner ‘which was good, only the venison pasty was palpable beef, which was not handsome’.
OriginMiddle English: from Old French paste(e), based on late Latin pasta 'paste'. paste from Middle English: Italian pasta still retains a sophistication that the humble British pasty does not have, yet pasta (late 19th century), pasty (Middle English), and paste all go back through Latin to Greek pastai ‘barley porridge’ from pastos ‘to sprinkle, to salt’. The earliest use of paste in English was to mean ‘pastry’; pastry took over the sense in the 15th century. The sense ‘glue’ emerged in the later Middle Ages from the use of flour and water as an adhesive. Other words from the same root are pastel (mid 17th century); patty (mid 17th century); and the French equivalent paté (mid 18th century). Italian developed the form pasticcio for ‘pie’, which was also used as a term for a ‘hotchpotch, mixture’ and came into English via French as pastiche in the late 19th century. Pastrami (early 20th century) may be a more distant relative.
RhymesAsti hasty, pastie, tasty adjectivepastier, pastiest ˈpeɪstiˈpeɪsti 1(of a person's face) unhealthily pale. （脸色）苍白的 苍白的脸色。 Example sentencesExamples - As the subway moved through the underworld dimness of fluorescent light and darkness, he considered the pasty faces of the car's riders.
- He was a large, sloppy man with a round pasty face and yellow hair.
- Sam's face was pasty, he had black rings around his eyes.
- His face was pasty and sweat dripped from the end of his nose.
- He had a thin face, a pasty complexion and a long thin nose.
- I've lost count of the times I have been stood at the carvery, carving succulent slices of rare beef when some pasty faced carrot nibbler says ‘What's the vegetarian option then?’
- I close my eyes and I see Mark's pasty face, his stupid spiked haircut, sweaty face.
- He was a heavyset man with medium brown hair and a pale, almost pasty complexion.
- The old guy even had a pasty face and a packet of sweets for the kiddies and didn't turn up this week when the munchkins were off.
- He was described as having ‘a sickly, pasty complexion’.
- Someone dared to broach the subject of seasickness at the breakfast table, and a few pasty faces glowered at the culprit.
- Her rosy skin that Danielle had had was now a pale and pasty white.
- He was pasty pale in the face as if he was ill, and his thick, swollen lips had a bluish tinge.
- Poor man was perspiring abnormally, and his face was quite pasty from fear.
- Anyone who lived in a factory would naturally be a bit pasty, and gloves are a sensible and hygienic precaution where food preparation is involved.
- I saw my less than perfect figure, pasty face, and emotionless green eyes.
- Whereas Christopher, a writer, should be pasty white and horribly pale, like a baker, not tanned like some playboy off a yacht.
- Now and again some workman would stop to light his pipe, but the others tramped on round him with never a smile, never a word to a mate, pasty faces all turned towards Paris, which swallowed them one by one…
- My skin is varying shades of black and grey, pale and pasty in places, then suddenly dropping off to pitch, dull black, an unhealthy cast.
- He'd darkened a bit from his pale and pasty childhood complexion, but not too much.
Synonyms pale, pallid, ashen, white, white as a sheet, grey pale, pallid, wan, colourless, anaemic, bloodless, ashen, white, white as a ghost, white as a sheet, grey, jaundiced, waxen, chalky, chalk-white, milky, pasty-faced, whey-faced, peaky, sickly, tired-looking, washed out, sallow, drained, drawn, sapped, ghostly, deathly, deathlike 2Of or like paste. 面糊状的；浆糊似的 面糊状混合物。 Example sentencesExamples - Cook over medium-low heat, stirring constantly, about 12 minutes, until the mixture is pasty but not dry.
- Stir the butter-flour mixture over high heat until it's very thick and pasty and pulls away from the sides of the pan, Remove from heat and stir until smooth.
Derivativesnoun The pastiness combined with all of her wrinkles, and it made her look absolutely dreadful, as though she was an anemic dragged from the grave. Example sentencesExamples - The startling pastiness that had settled on his features quickly disappeared as he nodded, rubbing his temples lightly.
- Barry had noticed the pastiness disappearing from Aiden's face and that made him grin more.
- I sit in a cubicle lit by fluorescent bulbs that highlight the pastiness of my complexion, and the article about building an ice-skating pond where there once stood a dump made me wonder what value I get out of sitting like this.
- And I have to start looking good too, as my latest crush wont be turned on by pastiness.
- In addition to its thickening ability and tendency to prevent ‘wheying off’ or syneresis in yogurt, this organic starch is bland and permits natural flavors in the food to burst through without any masking or pastiness on the palate.
- Without spending much time in the sun, the prime minister nonetheless manages to keep pastiness at bay.
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nounˈpæstiˈpastē British A folded pastry case with a savoury filling, typically of seasoned meat and vegetables. 〈主英〉馅饼，肉馅饼 Example sentencesExamples - Featured in the current series are smoked haddock scotch eggs with curried mayonnaise, pigeon and red onion pasty, and onion soup with steak and kidney sausage dumplings.
- Then if you are looking for such delicacies as wild boar pate, potted shrimps or simply a venison pasty, the Food Court should be your first stop.
- Is it too much to ask of someone to actually take note of their surroundings, these people can all walk, breathe and eat a Greggs pasty at the same time without dying.
- The young men can often be spotted nipping across the road to the garage to buy sweets, biscuits or a Ginsters pasty, and a Daily Star or Sun newspaper to look at the pictures while eating.
- Long buffet tables, loaded with traditional Uzbekistan rice and meat dishes, lamb pasties, and shredded red pepper salsas line the sides of the main restaurant room.
- The parcel was in fact a huge piece of puff pasty filled with a rather creamy concoction of mushrooms and chestnuts.
- I've always associated it with school meals, so to see it put in a shortcrust pasty is an intriguing way of lifting something that is otherwise quite dull and boring.
- I found myself, a 10-rouble bill in hand, in front of a kiosk selling chebureki, the Crimean meat pasty. ‘And heat it up, will you?’
- Forty-five minutes later, I'm at the railway station filling my face with a Steak and Guinness pasty.
- Looking at a local London council's school dinner menu brochure, I see pasties, sausages, pizza and processed meat substitutes feature frequently enough to form the staple diet if chosen.
- Housewives used to make one for each member of the household and mark their initials on one end of the pasty.
- One would have thought that your basic, wholemeal, vegetable pasty would have some minor health benefits.
- Samuel Pepys recorded that on 6 January 1660 he was entertained to dinner ‘which was good, only the venison pasty was palpable beef, which was not handsome’.
- But, more likely, he has decided it is less of a PR risk to leave a journalist eating a solitary crab pasty in the drizzle than to be trapped alone with her and - God forbid - a tongue-loosening bottle of wine.
- Our son had the pasty which was one of the problem meals mentioned and he completely enjoyed it.
- Then, with a pasty in one hand and Tom's article in the other, you'll feel like a true ‘Yooper!’
- Why, nothing more glamorous than a Greggs pasty.
- We dressed for action by a mucky duck pond, more layers than so far this season, the butchers useful for a pasty.
- So we go shopping but can't find any item of clothing that both looks good and fits, and end up going home with a pair of tights and a half-eaten pasty.
- Cold vegetable pasty made from mashed potatoes and flour and filled with carrot, potato and beetroot.
OriginMiddle English: from Old French paste(e), based on late Latin pasta ‘paste’. adjectiveˈpāstēˈpeɪsti 1(of a person's face) unhealthily pale. （脸色）苍白的 苍白的脸色。 Example sentencesExamples - Now and again some workman would stop to light his pipe, but the others tramped on round him with never a smile, never a word to a mate, pasty faces all turned towards Paris, which swallowed them one by one…
- Sam's face was pasty, he had black rings around his eyes.
- Someone dared to broach the subject of seasickness at the breakfast table, and a few pasty faces glowered at the culprit.
- He had a thin face, a pasty complexion and a long thin nose.
- As the subway moved through the underworld dimness of fluorescent light and darkness, he considered the pasty faces of the car's riders.
- My skin is varying shades of black and grey, pale and pasty in places, then suddenly dropping off to pitch, dull black, an unhealthy cast.
- He'd darkened a bit from his pale and pasty childhood complexion, but not too much.
- I saw my less than perfect figure, pasty face, and emotionless green eyes.
- His face was pasty and sweat dripped from the end of his nose.
- He was pasty pale in the face as if he was ill, and his thick, swollen lips had a bluish tinge.
- Poor man was perspiring abnormally, and his face was quite pasty from fear.
- Whereas Christopher, a writer, should be pasty white and horribly pale, like a baker, not tanned like some playboy off a yacht.
- He was described as having ‘a sickly, pasty complexion’.
- I've lost count of the times I have been stood at the carvery, carving succulent slices of rare beef when some pasty faced carrot nibbler says ‘What's the vegetarian option then?’
- He was a heavyset man with medium brown hair and a pale, almost pasty complexion.
- Anyone who lived in a factory would naturally be a bit pasty, and gloves are a sensible and hygienic precaution where food preparation is involved.
- I close my eyes and I see Mark's pasty face, his stupid spiked haircut, sweaty face.
- Her rosy skin that Danielle had had was now a pale and pasty white.
- He was a large, sloppy man with a round pasty face and yellow hair.
- The old guy even had a pasty face and a packet of sweets for the kiddies and didn't turn up this week when the munchkins were off.
Synonyms pale, pallid, ashen, white, white as a sheet, grey pale, pallid, wan, colourless, anaemic, bloodless, ashen, white, white as a ghost, white as a sheet, grey, jaundiced, waxen, chalky, chalk-white, milky, pasty-faced, whey-faced, peaky, sickly, tired-looking, washed out, sallow, drained, drawn, sapped, ghostly, deathly, deathlike 2Of or like paste. 面糊状的；浆糊似的 面糊状混合物。 Example sentencesExamples - Stir the butter-flour mixture over high heat until it's very thick and pasty and pulls away from the sides of the pan, Remove from heat and stir until smooth.
- Cook over medium-low heat, stirring constantly, about 12 minutes, until the mixture is pasty but not dry.
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