skewer|skewered|skewering|skewers in English

verb

[skew·er || 'skjuːə9r)]

put meat or vegetables onto a thin spike of wood or metal for roasting

Use "skewer|skewered|skewering|skewers" in a sentence

1. We didn' t get skewered

2. He is but limbs, dangling from a skewered trunk.

3. They nibbled chunks of Cheddar cheese skewered with toothpicks.

4. 12 Skewer the chicken before cooking.

5. 1 Skewer the meat and vegetables.

6. Banderillas are a classic Spanish tapa served on small skewers

7. Skewer him and leave her to rot.

8. You know you'll both be skewered in the media.

9. But Mr Stone is more interested in skewering rapacious financiers than rash homeowners.

10. Since they're already skewered, Banderillas are a great instant tapa.

11. A testicle impaled on a kebab skewer!

12. Thread the scallops on to skewers, reserving the marinade.

13. 11 Redip the skewer and repeat in all samples.

14. 4 Skewer 2 beef cubes on each wooden stick.

15. 3 Stick a toothpick or skewer in the center.

16. Halsey skewered a magazine for “disrespecting” their pronouns and “Bastardising” their words

17. Brazilian cut Top Sirloin grilled to perfection served on skewer

18. There must be a gap between the skewer Adjusting …

19. Bordy skewers everything we know about Silicon Valley success and the sanctity of marriage.

20. 13 Always plant stakes to skewer your own cavalry on.

21. Uncle Sam brought out a box of marshmallows and some skewers.

22. Banderillas are a classic Spanish tapa served on toothpicks or small skewers

23. The Ataman will accommodate at least 12 kabob skewers at one time

24. I'll draw her out, and then you can skewer the ignorant hag.

25. Bulbul Special $20.99 4 skewers from the grill, choice of beef, Kafta or chicken kababs