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ladle | American Dictionary

ladle
noun[ C ]
us/ˈleɪ·dəl/
a big spoon with a long handle and a deep, cup-shaped part:
a soup ladle

Examples of ladle

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The chichero (server of corn beer) is identified by a large spoon with which he is ladling chicha from a fermenting jar.
When he saw me, he ladled out a cup of wine and gave it to me to drink.
Besides sending baskets of food and financial contributions, the nuns had provided his household with an assortment of domestic items: pictures, wooden stools, ladles, and plates.
Things seems to be natural extensions of her hands - spoon, warming pot, ladle, pitchers with handles, cup, glass, and pestle.
Non-image (spiked and ladle) censers are, in some senses, virtually an antithesis of hierarchy, physically, metaphorically, and cosmologically.
Then the gold was melted in a ladle censer and was poured into the mold through the channel to create the metal object.
However, the use of modeled censers and some pierced ladle and scored censers was restricted to less observable, and thus potentially more private, venues.
Ladle censers and scored censers were found in both contexts.
In the case of decks this had to be" payed" which was done by running in hot pitch from a special ladle.
Structure 5 yielded complex, ladle, and scored censers.
Each ladle incensario has an animal head effigy at the juncture of the handle and the cup, with each household using the head of a different animal species.
In short, pension reform is about dishing out pain and, come election time, no one in his right mind wants to be caught holding the ladle.
No good at all has been done by the indiscriminate way in which these honours have been ladled out.
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