spatula
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- noun
- /ˈspætʃələ/
- You can use a spatula to flip the pancake without breaking it.
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Watch on YouTubePresident Biden, that's that's like licking the frosting right off the spatula.
- President Biden, that's that's like licking the frosting right off the spatula.
- And then this video, they just take a spatula and just blow them all crazy.
- It has like this little spatula usually go in just like that.
Examples
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You can make the batter in a bowl with a spatula; no mixer is required.
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I'm going to use this spatula and brush the chocolate up the side so the side is smooth.
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This is the biggest spatula I have ever seen.
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"What happened to the metal spatula that I like using to get the cookies off?"
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You better use that spatula.
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Oh, look, it's my spatula.
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I mean, I'm using my fish spatula because just for fish.
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So I'll put a little bit, take a spatula and just fold it in.
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If the dough sticks, dip the spatula in a little water between flattening cookies.
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All right, So we're putting the tofu in the pan, and then you just break it up with the little spatula, taking the spices.
Synonyms
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A flat, flexible tool with a long handle for turning pancakes or eggs
How Flexible
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The word spatula comes from the Latin spatula, a 'small flat tool', and from spatha meaning 'broad blade'. So a spatula is a flat tool you use to lift, spread, or turn food.