Pestle used in a sentence

Pestle in a sentence as a noun

I took an axe, and cut the pestle in two.

"Li Bai took the iron pestle and felt tired after grinding it for a minute.

The Egyptian gave the pestle its instructions, and then went off to the market.

Grind the wheat using a hand mill or mortar/pestle, mix ingredients, knead, rise, bake.

I use a mortar and pestle, if I can't grind the beans at my local supermarket.

Mash with mortar and pestle until it has a flour-like consistency.

" The old lady shook her head and sighed: "The pestle can be grinded into a needle, as long as you keep working hard.

It brought me the pitcher full; and then I said: Stop: be water-carrier no longer, but pestle as heretofore.

They want to grind it into dust, slowly if possible, but immediately if Hong Kong makes too much fuss about the pestle.

" The old lady answered kindly: "I am determined to grind the iron pestle into a needle even if the iron pestle is so thick and hard.

Pestle in a sentence as a verb

Do any grinding by hand in a porcelain mortar and pestle and there's really no risk of mechanical ignition.

When we had no further occasion for its services, there was another incantation, after which the broom was a broom once more, or the pestle a pestle.

For a different type of experiment, you can try mashing Special K in a mortar and pestle and use a magnet to extract the iron.

Unless they're goat farming and milling ores with a stone mortar and pestle, everyone exists somewhere in the middle of the overall tech stack.

Beans are easy, but I would imagine a large proportion of people don't even own a mortar and pestle or other means of improvising a flour mill.

Liquid suspension can somewhat be done yourself if you have suitable input medication and buy a mortar and pestle.

Well, next day he was again busy in the market: so I took the pestle, dressed it, pronounced the three syllables exactly as he had done, and ordered it to become a water-carrier.

During my PhD, I did some work on synthesis--it was fun to try to figure out how to realize some properties in a new material--to try to figure out synthesis challenges--the actual sitting down and grinding with a mortar and pestle was meditative, but tedious.

The version from Lucian is as follows:“Whenever we came to an inn, he used to take up the bar of the door, or a broom, or perhaps a pestle, dress it up in clothes, and utter a certain incantation; whereupon the thing would begin to walk about, so that every one took it for a man.