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Lincolnshire sausage

Lincolnshire sausage noun: a distinctive English pork sausage originating in Lincolnshire, seasoned with herbs (especially sage) and having an open, chunky texture from the pork being coarsely ground rather than minced.

Noun

Lincolnshire sausage (plural Lincolnshire sausages)

  1. A distinctive English pork sausage originating in Lincolnshire, seasoned with herbs (especially sage) and having an open, chunky texture from the pork being coarsely ground rather than minced.

Forms of Lincolnshire sausage

pluralLincolnshire sausages

Questions about Lincolnshire sausage

What does Lincolnshire sausage mean?
Lincolnshire sausage means a distinctive English pork sausage originating in Lincolnshire, seasoned with herbs (especially sage) and having an open, chunky texture from the pork being coarsely ground rather than minced.
What part of speech is Lincolnshire sausage?
Lincolnshire sausage is a noun.
What is the plural of Lincolnshire sausage?
The plural of Lincolnshire sausage is Lincolnshire sausages.

Words near Lincolnshire sausage in the dictionary

  1. lincolnites
  2. Lincolnlike
  3. Lincolnomics
  4. Lincolns
  5. Lincolnshire
  6. Lincolnshire sausage
  7. Lincolnshire sausages
  8. Lincolnshire spinach
  9. Lincolnton
  10. Lincolnville
  11. lincomycin

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