Bastel house
(on the Anglo-Scottish border) a partly fortified house, usually with a vaulted ground floor.
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a person or thing that bastes. a person who bastes meat or other food. a large glass, plastic, or metal tube with a rubber bulb at one end and a small opening at the other, to be filled with butter, drippings, etc., for basting food as it is cooking. Historical Examples The length of each […]
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