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perpetual stew

perpetual stew noun: a pot of stew kept continuously cooking and having further ingredients added over a long period of time, as well as portions being eaten.

Noun

perpetual stew (countable and uncountable, plural perpetual stews)

  1. A pot of stew kept continuously cooking and having further ingredients added over a long period of time, as well as portions being eaten.

Synonyms of perpetual stew

Forms of perpetual stew

pluralperpetual stews

Questions about perpetual stew

What does perpetual stew mean?
Perpetual stew means a pot of stew kept continuously cooking and having further ingredients added over a long period of time, as well as portions being eaten.
What part of speech is perpetual stew?
Perpetual stew is a noun.
What is the plural of perpetual stew?
The plural of perpetual stew is perpetual stews.

Words near perpetual stew in the dictionary

  1. perpetual motion machines of the first kind
  2. perpetual motion machines of the second kind
  3. perpetual pill
  4. perpetual pills
  5. perpetual revolution
  6. perpetual stew
  7. perpetual stews
  8. perpetualism
  9. perpetualist
  10. perpetualists
  11. perpetuality

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