Bok
[bok]
- Edward William,1863–1930, U.S. editor and writer, born in the Netherlands.
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Contemporary Examples
Beyond the basil, which is sold in Whole Foods, we have kale and chard and bok choy and bell peppers.
Cauliflower is delicious, potatoes can be good, and I've been thinking about experimenting with bok choy stems.
In a bowl, toss the scallions and ginger with the bok choy sections.
I like red cabbage, but you can braise green cabbage, napa, savoy, or bok choy this way.
Historical Examples
Again my bok refused to stop to look at me—as he ought to have done—and again I missed.
Six Months at the CapeR.M. Ballantyne
Loading as I ran we soon came to a bok which had been turned by some of the other hunters.
Six Months at the CapeR.M. Ballantyne
And the amazing part of it all to Bok was how little merit there was.
The Americanization of Edward BokEdward William Bok
Then, contemplatively: "You raise a moustache, Bok, and I'll raise your salary."
The Americanization of Edward BokEdward William Bok
When his business was finished, Bok asked the publisher why this book was not selling.
The Americanization of Edward BokEdward William Bok
Bok
- Southern African short for Springbok
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