a scoop

SAM: She was a cucumber. She said she had a scoop for me. . .

But what good can a few rashers of bacon, a glass of wine and a scoop of icecream be doing for you?

You've probably noticed that they have big pouches at the bottom of their beaks. The pouch acts like a scoop.

Once low hits, the bettor is assured a piece of the pot with a possibility of a scoop.

Example#2: Picture a giant ice cream with a scoop of every single flavor.

Your best friend by your side and a scoop of your favourite ice-cream flavor to dig into sounds perfect.

She made a scoop with her hand and picked up what she had dropped.

Amanda: I think I'll stick to a scoop of classic vanilla, unless you want to share a banana split with me instead.

OK, add some water to your blender or smoothie maker, or soy milk, and a scoop of egg protein or powdered whey (I don't like whey).

Serving size is measured by weight with a scoop included for your convenience.

Or sometimes they add more air to the chips bag or a scoop in the bottom of the peanut butter jar so it looks the same size.

For other people, they say that having and eating a scoop of ice cream is their form of relaxation therapy.

Taiwan Snow Mountain served with red bean, green beans and a scoop of vanilla ice cream, the traditional desserts in Taiwan.

Our detergent comes with a scoop, but the instructions say to only use half of a scoop.

He made a scoop with the shares.

It was a sleeveless, long white eyelet gown with a scoop neck.

A. See, I've got a carrot, two black buttons, a broom and a scoop, all is ready.

A scoop or two after dinner can be cool and refreshing.

A scoop of dirt landed on his face, covering his nose and mouth; his arms were squeezed too tightly into the grave to protest.

Ice cream is a cool, satisfying summer treat, but a scoop a day can keep the bikini away.

a surgical instrument shaped like a scoop to remove tissue from a bodily cavity.

He practiced like a fiend1, focusing on the keys the way other children his age focused on a scoop of ice cream.

A breeze and a scoop of spring water in sweltering summer .

Andy goes through the breakfast line, gets a scoop of glop on his tray.

Fearing a scoop, Darwin's colleagues arranged a public presentation crediting both men.

I could really go for a scoop of ice cream right now!

Don't boast of your own cleverness by telling readers that you correctly predicted something or that you have a scoop.

Try a scoop of their homemade ice cream ($12) with classic cha chaan teng flavors like milk tea, tofu or Ovaltine.

Whoever figured out that a scoop of ice cream was meant to float in a glass of fizzy soda did his fellow man a good turn.

Spread a scoop of canned pumpkin on toasted whole wheat bread and then drizzle agave or maple syrup on top.

There should not be a scoop mentality when the nation is on the edge.

Examples include fresh fruit topped with low-fat yogurt, a cookie made with whole-wheat flour or a scoop of low-fat ice cream.

The newspaper got a scoop on the airplane crash.

This dessert, a walnut served on a scoop of goat's milk ice cream?

Come on, Ronnie. Give us a scoop. Who's the scumbag of the week?

It has a scoop-back design that facilitates movement, according to Sandieson.

A scoop of ice cream can give your mood a noticeable lift.

One side is a scoop, and the other side is a bucket or sand mold.

We can all imagine an old-style editor getting a scoop and saying "this will sell a lot of papers! "

Perhaps I too will get a scoop!

Fill the cone with ice cream, and then a scoop on top.

It was considered a scoop of all time.

Next time you have a sweet tooth share a piece of cake or a scoop of ice cream. Indulge together.

At the same time cool give a scoop why on earth?

They spent a long time in teaching you how to use a scoop and chopsticks.

basically surface Earth is mostly ocean with a scoop of fresh water on top.

Study of specific properties for drum wheel cambers of a scoop loader

Standard Practice for Sampling with a Scoop

With a scoop of thick wine

get(news, a profit, etc)as a scoop

make a scoop with one's hand