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In some senses, nanpie is marked as obsolete, UK. Watch for register when choosing this word.
NANPIE + NOUN
nanmi, recipe
PREP.
in, with
noun
The magpie.
An' twea 'r three Nanpies chatt'rin' owre her head.
T'jerney wer lead'd forrard teah wi' an immense amount o' pleazure; in fakt, ivvery number i' t' nine gat theresense run up ta t' heeist pitch o' joyful expecktashun, fer all yan o' t' lot had a soart o' misgivin', becos he sed hede seen fer three da's hand runnin' nine Nanpies, whitch wer a bad sine, he sed—
noun
A traditional Dai spicy and sour paste-like side dish made by combining vegetables, herbs and spices in a mortar and pestle.
Nanpie, the name in local Dai dialect for a sauce-like dish made with fresh ingredients and spices, is one such creation.
Indulge in the delightful flavors of Chinese cuisine with our Nanpie recipe.
An' twea 'r three Nanpies chatt'rin' owre her head.
WiktionaryT'jerney wer lead'd forrard teah wi' an immense amount o' pleazure; in fakt, ivvery number i' t' nine gat theresense run up ta t' heeist pitch o' joyful expecktashun, fer all yan o' t' lot had a soart
WiktionaryThe unusual appearance of nanpies in a place is said to be ominous.
WiktionaryNanpie, the name in local Dai dialect for a sauce-like dish made with fresh ingredients and spices, is one such creation.
WiktionaryIndulge in the delightful flavors of Chinese cuisine with our Nanpie recipe.
WiktionaryNanpie or nanmi is a spicy and sour Dai dipping sauce that is prepared using a mortar and pestle — the ingredients are crushed until they turn into a mash.
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In some senses, nanpie is marked as obsolete, UK. Watch for register when choosing this word.