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buns

/ bʌnz /

plural noun

Nowhere else are beef and cheese combined on buns in so many fantastic ways.

Because in a way, man-buns are the greatest threat to conservative culture and ideology.

Hollywood gives the son of god chiseled cheekbones and buns of steel.

We are interrupted by the arrival of her burger, a gigantic, half-pound slab of beef sandwiched between two shiny brioche buns.

The sandwich was a slice of grilled pineapple topped with cheese smushed between two buns.

Whether buns and tea would have been equally effective is a question not now under consideration.

When in doubt you say that,—the white aprons in the one-arm lunch rooms say it now when you kick on the size of the buns.

Men were offering eggs and chickens and fruit for sale upon the street, and bread, as I live, bread in small round loaves or buns.

But there was no kind Sweep to toss her bread and buns each day nor buy her bright red apples or plum cake.

In feeling for his woolen mittens he discovered the buns that Mr. Trail had dropped into his pocket for Bobby.

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