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kebab
1. of a wolfed down chilli kebab
2. At first I thought it was shish kebab, but
3. And one thing the Turks do well is celebrating (in this case a birthday) and being ultra-hospitable to guests who knew how to say ‘Hello, are you Turkish?’, ‘I like kebab
4. Now we believe in laissez faire as much as the next mug who has no real idea what it means, but this was too gross: Fellow diners shluping up bowfuls of Iskembe, a type of hot tripe soup with chilli powder, or guzzling on platefuls of tas kebab, basically bull’s bollocks in a yummy bollock-based sauce and sheep’s head we could handle but sheep’s head broiled in its own grey, fatty discharge complete with juicy staring eyes, all consumed without the aid of cutlery and with much slurping and picking of teeth was too much
5. After a screamingly frustrating bout of breathless ‘I’m sure its this road! No! Maybe that one? Hang on! He was next to a kebab shop or something…
6. ’ (Come on! How many bloody kebab shops where there in Istanbul? Friggin’ millions!) he stopped outside an innocuous looking house and dived in
7. There seemed to be a lot of kebab houses and suchlike
8. She made a similar little whimpering noise to that I had made when passing the kebab shop in Margate earlier that day
9. “I bet they were going to slice chunks off you,” Mandy howled with laughter “ like a big pasty white kebab
10. “Never mind what a kebab is!” Philip shouted
11. That word is the same word where we use the word glory; God, show us Your glory! Kebab, weight, goodness, glory, virtue, who you are
12. She said to herself, ‘How could I possibly eat any of that excellent dish of Kebab and the other food while my poor daughter-in-law is eating only the simplest of foods such as thyme, olive oil and olives?’
13. He first visited butchers’ shops and bought large quantities of different sorts of meat: roast meat, kebab, and other choice pieces
14. He soon mingled with the bubbling crowds waiting to sample curry and kebab with extra chilli
15. He suggested that Peter should join him for a little walk to the local kebab house since it was time to eat
16. Beyond his own hotel he passed a fragrant kebab house, an
17. The waiter appeared and we ordered kebab with rice and salads and the local brand of beer for a drink
18. We paused for Lily to take joint selfies of us in front of a theatre, a Chinese sign and a man dressed as a large bear (apparently every event had to be marked by photographic evidence), then wove our way through crowded streets in search of a night bus, past the late-night kebab shops and the bellowing drunks, the pimps and the gaggles of screeching girls
19. On the same day, Elaine also held the most skewers in the tongue, sliding 14 metal kebab skewers measuring 25 cm (9