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spoon
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spoon
1. an angling lure for spinning or trolling, consisting of a bright piece of metal which swivels on a trace to which are attached a hook or hooks
2. Golf a former name for a No. 3 wood
3. Rowing a type of oar blade that is curved at the edges and tip to gain a firm grip on the water

spoon [spün]
(design engineering)
A slender rod with a cup-shaped projection at right angles to the rod, used for scraping drillings out of a borehole.
(mining engineering)
An instrument in which earth or pulp may be delicately tested by washing to detect gold or amalgam.

spoon
In plastering, a small steel tool, used in finishing moldings by hand.


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Leave metal spoons in the freezer overnight and in the morning keep the back of the spoons on the eyes.
H Dip a large metal spoon into boiling water, then smooth over the cake mixture to level.
Add the flour a bit at a time using a metal spoon and a figure of eight movement to fold the flour into the mixture while retaining the air added by creaming or beating.
 
 
 
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