barbecuing
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- noun
- /ˈbɑːrbɪkjuːɪŋ/
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- On sunny weekends, our family enjoys barbecuing hamburgers and hot dogs in the backyard.
- backyard barbecuing
- barbecuing meat
- barbecuing on a grill
Like, yeah, Unity, what's going on, Like barbecuing, just people being around a lot of people that they probably wouldn't have been around.
- Like, yeah, Unity, what's going on, Like barbecuing, just people being around a lot of people that they probably wouldn't have been around.
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If you're into golf or fishing or barbecuing or watching Dancing with the Stars.
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Charcoal may continue to serve as a fuel for preparing specialized dishes, including foods that require roasting, grilling, or barbecuing.
Academic text (1999) -
The new neighbor, barbecuing or something.
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Okay, gentlemen, gather 'round here, because the key, I say, the key to great barbecuing is right here in this bag.
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I, I, I, I like barbecuing and I guess, I guess I'm a sweet baby Rays fanboy.
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Like, yeah, Unity, what's going on, Like barbecuing, just people being around a lot of people that they probably wouldn't have been around.
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Immediately after we parked, there were tons of people tailgating, having fun, barbecuing, and having lunch.
Blog text (2) -
Lowell and I went there when he took part in a steak barbecuing competition, I guess you'd call it.
Fiction book (2002) -
Enjoy your summer sun, beach and barbecues without those embarrassing pesky spots.
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I say this making no distinction between gardening, memorizing baseball statistics, perfecting your barbecuing technique, building supercomputers in your apartment, knitting, and editing Wikipedia; almost everyone has some hobby.
Blog text (28)
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A way of cooking food over direct heat, like on a grill or over a fire
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A way to cook food by putting it near strong heat, for example under a grill
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Etymology
Barbecuing comes from the Spanish word barbacoa, which itself comes from a Caribbean word for a 'frame of sticks' used to hold food above a fire. That's why barbecuing today means cooking meat or other food on a grill or frame outdoors over an open fire.