spoon|spooned|spooning|spoons in English
verb
[spuːn]
take up in a spoon, transfer in a spoon; eat with a spoon; behave in an affectionate or sentimental manner (Informal)
Use "spoon|spooned|spooning|spoons" in a sentence
1. Spooning (with you as the little spoon) This is it-: the Platonic Ideal of Cuddling and little spoon is the place to be
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3. He spooned the mush into the baby's open mouth.
4. Small Dip Spoon, Condiment Spoon, Wire Wrapped Spoon, Beaded Utensil, Wire Wrapped Utensil, Jam Spoon, charcuterie tray spoon Swiddlesinc
5. And those are my spoons.
6. So we'll use wooden spoons.
7. There were several couples spooning at the riverside.
8. Ahhh ... those lazy days of spooning mayonnaise.
9. If there's such a thing as the vanilla ice cream of Cuddling, spooning is it.Though, unlike the missionary position, spooning doesn't feature the participants facing each other
10. Spoons clinked against the crockery.
11. Tony liked greasy spoons like this.
12. I've never used the Boyant spoons
13. He spooned instant coffee into two of the mugs.
14. Curved fingernails and Upward Curving (spooning) of nails
15. 1 She was spooning coffee granules into cups.
16. How many spoons of sugar?
17. These spoons are made of plastic.
18. A spoon?
19. 4 He spooned the mush into the baby's open mouth.
20. Dissolve two spoons of powder in warm water.
21. With a spoon.
22. 12 Dissolve two spoons of powder in warm water.
23. She liberated those spoons from a restaurant last week.
24. " Grab a spoon. "
25. On a spoon.