scooper
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2.7
- noun
- /ˈskuːpər/
:
cucharón
- Spoon the dough, using a large cookie scooper or a tablespoon, 2 inches apart onto the prepared baking sheets.
- ice cream scooper
- cream scooper
Today's pick is from Kelly Morrison via Instagram, and it's the rug leaf scooper.
- Today's pick is from Kelly Morrison via Instagram, and it's the rug leaf scooper.
- No, I would just take my poop scooper over there and just walk ashamed it.
- There's also a little scooper in there, spatula, and it's just a solid or filling bomb.
- So you, you do your business and then you have a little scooper like you're cleaning your fishbowl like or like and, and I had to go into my toilet.
Examples
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Put down the scooper and pick up the sauce.
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No, I just, I take this nifty little pasta scooper, this call under this like spoon and I add it right into the pan.
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I'll just get my scooper out.
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OK, so I have his tin of food here and then I take my scooper and I always miss the bowl a lot.
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I think I have another scooper that'll work too.
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So then also when we moved, we mixed up the scoopers for his food.
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Deeker ran outside to get a scooper and a jar.
Fiction book (1993) -
Using a cookie dough scooper, place dough on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.
Blog text (2) -
So now I'm going to use this as my scooper, scoop up some of this moist soil, and we're going to fill up all of our containers.
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When making cookies, I use a scooper to help portion the dough evenly.
Synonyms
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2.1
A curved bowl used to lift things like ice cream and soil
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3.9
A large machine with a scoop used for digging and moving earth
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3.6
A person who uses a digging tool to move snow or soil
A large deep bucket on a machine used to lift and move dirt
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Etymology
Scooper comes from scoop, which means 'to take up' with a curved bowl, plus -er for a tool or person that does the action. So a scooper is something or someone that picks up, serves, or removes things by scooping, like an ice cream scooper.