Now ask an adult helper to show you how to knead the mixture together with your hands. [verb]
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Turn the dough out onto a sheet of plastic wrap and knead gently until the dough becomes smooth, only a few seconds. [verb]
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Is property, then, in your eyes a thing so simple and so abstract that you can re-knead and equalize it, if I may so speak, in your metaphysical mill. [verb]
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Knead the dough. [verb]
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That pigmy kneaded out of common earth, ignorant, unlettered, giddy, vulgar, low. [verb]
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When this amount of pressure is necessary, especially in the case of loamy composts, the soil itself should be rather inclined to dryness, and should in no case be sufficiently moist to knead together into a pasty mass. [Please select]
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And she took flour and kneaded it and baked from it bread without yeast. [Please select]
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Why should any man wish to see a woman knead bread. [Please select]
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I guess she got up early to knead the bread. [Please select]
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The abdomen may subsequently be kneaded between the fingers. [Please select]
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"First we'll bake," said the old dame; "I've heated the oven already and kneaded the dough."' [Please select]
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