sardine
31sardine — 1. n. a young pilchard or similar young or small herring like marine fish. Phrases and idioms: like sardines crowded close together (as sardines are in tins). Etymology: ME f. OF sardine = It. sardina f. L f. sarda f. Gk, perh. f. Sardo Sardinia… …
32Sardine commune — Sardine Sardine …
33Sardine d'Europe — Sardine Sardine …
34Sardine & Tobleroni — Articleissues NPOV=May 2008 advert=May 2008 unreferenced=May 2008 wikify=May 2008 notable=May 2008 orphan=May 2008Sardine and Tobleroni is an art duo based in London that works together on traditional canvas dividing the surface into two halves… …
35Sardine run — The Sardine Run occurs between May and July when millions of sardines or more specifically the Southern African pilchard Sardinops sagax spawn in the cool waters of the Agulhas Bank and move northward along the east coast of South Africa. Their… …
36Sardine diet — The Sardine Diet is a high fiber, reduced calorie nutritional plan designed to help attain an ideal body weight and an ideal balance of the Omega 3 and Omega 6 essential fatty acids. New York based dietitian and nutrition counselor Keri Glassman …
37sardine sorbet — a dish using sardines or herring fillets (or sardine broth and herring fillets), with cream, sour cream, shallots, chives, gelatine leaves and pepper, mixed and refrigerated …
38Sardine (tente) — Divers sardines Une sardine est une tige, généralement métallique, utilisée pour fixer une tente au sol, et à tendre ses toiles. Le crochet que comporte son extrémité supérieure est passé dans un des éléments renforcés que comporte la base de la… …
39sardine — 1) a general term for fishes of the family Clupeidae which are canned, e.g. young Clupea harengus on the Atlantic coast of Canada, Sardinops sagax in California and Sardina pilchardus in England. English sardines are immature pilchards and the… …
40Sardine — Sar·di̲·ne die; , n; ein kleiner Fisch, der meist in Öl eingelegt ist und in Dosen verkauft wird || K : Sardinenbüchse || K: Ölsardine …
