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bacon-and-eggs

British  

noun

  1. another name for bird's-foot trefoil

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“And she should be. You could still use your bacon-and-eggs cipher. Just submit a different encrypted message tomorrow.”

From Literature

She had hoped for a smile with the “bacon-and-eggs,” but James didn’t look up from the linoleum.

From Literature

“And she should be. You could still use your bacon-and-eggs cipher. Just submit a different encrypted message tomorrow.”

From Literature

She had hoped for a smile with the “bacon-and-eggs,” but James didn’t look up from the linoleum.

From Literature

The earthy decor of salvaged wood and lamps hanging from scraps of rope makes clear that this isn’t your typical American bacon-and-eggs joint.

From The Guardian