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I ate every tasty morsel.morsel = small bit
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She ate it all. Not a morsel remains.morsel = tiny bit
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Where there was a morsel of food on a shelf, there was someone standing in front of it, often with a club in his hand. (source)morsel = tiny amount
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I climbed into garbage cans to hunt for a morsel of food. (source)morsel = small quantity
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In this way, you will be able to keep yourself supplied with tasty morsels for the rest of your life. (source)morsels = very small amounts of food
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ROMEO: You hateful tomb, you womb of death, You have gorged yourself With the dearest morsel of the earth! (source)morsel = a very small quantity
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I guess it's a choice feast; at least a tasty morsel it'd make us, gollum! (source)morsel = a small bit of food
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She didn't know how to make gravy, so poured the backbone stock—floating with morsels of white fat—into an empty jelly jar.† (source)
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We scarfed down every morsel without talking, then pushed back from the table.† (source)morsel = a very small quantity
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Brimming bowls of turnip greens and black-eyed peas with ham hocks, thick slices of last winter's sugar-cured ham and strips of broiled ribs, crisply fried chicken and morsels of golden squirrel and rabbit, flaky buttermilk biscuits and crusty cornbread, fat slabs of sweet-potato pie and butter pound cakes, and so much more were all for the taking.† (source)
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Her chin would tilt delicately to whisper some morsel of gossip in my sister's ear.† (source)
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At long last, when the last morsels of pumpkin tart had melted from the golden platters, Dumbledore gave the word that it was time for them all to go to bed, and they got their chance.† (source)
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I only knew the memory lived in me, a perfectly encapsulated morsel of a good past, a brushstroke of color on the gray, barren canvas that our lives had become.† (source)
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Every day Father and David would leave and return together, sometimes with morsels of food or a piece of coal.† (source)
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The men ate every morsel of the bird, and every other bird that they caught, leaving only feathers and bones.† (source)
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Then I remembered I'd always been told, "If a fellow's got so little manhood he'd hit a woman, it's up to that woman to relieve him of what few morsels of his masculinity remain."† (source)
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