cí-gȼe

cí-gȼe 
shígthe 
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Said when there is less meat than water in a kettle and the former is on the surface: to lade out meat, wabc̸uga, etc., from a kettle, in order to divide among several persons; to skim off grease, scum, etc., from the surface of what is boiling.  
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Jul 06, 2011 10:38 pm

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ladleCatherine RudinView
skimCatherine RudinView

Native Definitions

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To ladle out meat from a kettle.Catherine RudinView
To skim off grease or scum from a boiling kettle.Catherine RudinView