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turkey brown

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noun

  1. an angler's name for a species of mayfly, Paraleptophlebia submarginata

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Dinner is 8 ounces of chicken or turkey, brown rice and a vegetable.

From The Wall Street Journal

We all knew when it was coming; we all loved turkey—not Turkey on the map, for which we cared very little after we had once bounded it—by the Black Sea on the east, and by something else on the other sides—but basted turkey, brown turkey, stuffed turkey.

From Project Gutenberg

Let the turkey brown slightly, then turn the breast down, reducing the heat to moderate and commence to baste with prepared mixture.

From Project Gutenberg

Ten plates were heaped full of potatoes and turnips, turkey, brown gravy, and "stuffin"; and still that mammoth turkey had layers of meat upon his giant sides.

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