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ladle1 nounladle2 verb ladlela‧dle1 /ˈleɪdl/ noun [countable]  ladle1Origin: Old English hlædel, from hladan; ➔ LADEN - A young boy with a ladle and a stoup of water wetted their grizzled mouths.
- Because the process does not involve handling molten metal, there is no contamination from ladles and tanks.
- I sat at the table, watching Frank stir the contents of the large metal pot with a wooden ladle.
- Jane sat near Dorothy's place, who was at the stove, ladle in her hand.
- Josie, standing by the stove with the ladle for helping out the pasta, decided to wait and say nothing.
- She dropped a ladle filled with hot soup into his lap.
- The aging prisoner picked up a greasy ladle and buried it in the soup, stirring it for a moment.
- Whiskers Zhu picked up the pail and ladle, then fell in behind old Zheng and Song Anni. 4.
► Utensilsbain marie, nounbaking tray, nounbarbecue, nounbasin, nounbeaker, nounbeater, nounbilly, nounblender, nounboard, nounbottle, nounbottle opener, nounbreadbasket, nounbread bin, nounbreadboard, nouncaddy, nouncafetière, nouncake tin, nouncan opener, nouncarafe, nouncarving fork, nouncasserole, nouncaster, nouncauldron, nouncheeseboard, nounchip pan, nounchopper, nounchopping board, nounchopstick, nouncleaver, nouncoffee grinder, nouncoffee mill, nouncoffee pot, nouncolander, nouncookie cutter, nouncookie sheet, nouncookware, nouncoolbox, nouncooler, nouncorer, nouncorkscrew, nouncosy, nouncreamer, nouncrock, nouncrockery, nouncruet, nouncup, nouncutlery, nouncutting board, noundemijohn, noundessertspoon, noundipper, noundish, noundishcloth, noundishpan, noundish towel, noundishwasher, noundisposal, noundouble boiler, noundraining board, noundumb waiter, nounDutch oven, nounearthenware, adjectiveeggcup, nounegg-timer, nounewer, nounfinger bowl, nounfish slice, nounflask, nounflatware, nounfood processor, nounfork, nounfrying pan, noungarbage disposal, noungoblet, noungourd, noungrater, noungravy boat, noungriddle, noungridiron, noungrill pan, noungrinder, nounironware, nounjar, nounjug, nounkettle, nounknife, nounladle, nounlemon squeezer, nounliquidizer, nounmeat grinder, nounmilk churn, nounmixer, nounmixing bowl, nounmould, nounmug, nounnapkin, nounnapkin ring, nounnon-stick, adjectiveovenproof, adjectiveovenware, nounpaddle, nounpalette knife, nounpan, nounpaper towel, nounpeeler, nounpepper mill, nounpepper pot, nounpercolator, nounpestle, nounpitcher, nounplate, nounplatter, nounpoacher, nounpot, nounpotato peeler, nounpotholder, nounpressure cooker, nounpudding basin, nounpunch bowl, nounPyrex, nounramekin, nounrolling pin, nounrotisserie, nounsalt cellar, nounsalt shaker, nounsalver, nounsamovar, nounsauce boat, nounsaucepan, nounsaucer, nounscoop, nounserver, nounserviette, nounshaker, nounsieve, nounsilverware, nounskewer, nounskillet, nounslotted spoon, nounsnifter, nounsoup spoon, nounspatula, nounspoon, nounsqueezer, nounsteamer, nounstockpot, nounstove, nounstrainer, nountable mat, nountablespoon, nountableware, nountea caddy, nountea cosy, nounteacup, nounteaspoon, nountea urn, nounThermos, nountin, nountin opener, nountoasting fork, nountrencher, nountrivet, nountrolley, nountumbler, nounTupperware, nountureen, nounurn, nounutensil, nounvacuum flask, nounwaffle iron, nounwaxed paper, nounwhisk, nounwok, nounwooden spoon, noun ► ladle soup out/into a bowl (=serve it using a large spoon)· Ladle the soup into warm bowls and garnish with parsley. a large deep spoon with a long handle, used for lifting liquid food, especially soup, out of a containerladle1 nounladle2 verb ladleladle2 (also ladle out) verb  VERB TABLEladle |
Present | I, you, we, they | ladle | | he, she, it | ladles | Past | I, you, he, she, it, we, they | ladled | Present perfect | I, you, we, they | have ladled | | he, she, it | has ladled | Past perfect | I, you, he, she, it, we, they | had ladled | Future | I, you, he, she, it, we, they | will ladle | Future perfect | I, you, he, she, it, we, they | will have ladled |
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Present | I | am ladling | | he, she, it | is ladling | | you, we, they | are ladling | Past | I, he, she, it | was ladling | | you, we, they | were ladling | Present perfect | I, you, we, they | have been ladling | | he, she, it | has been ladling | Past perfect | I, you, he, she, it, we, they | had been ladling | Future | I, you, he, she, it, we, they | will be ladling | Future perfect | I, you, he, she, it, we, they | will have been ladling |
- Ladle the soup over rice.
- After ladling into soup bowls, drizzle a design on top of the soup with a pureed red pepper mixture.
- He speared the plantain to one side of the pan and ladled in four globs of batter.
- It's not an expensive place to eat until you start ladling out the ice-cold, flavoured vodkas.
- It's sort of ladled out to us like soup.
- Jigeehuu ambled shakily over to it after our first embrace and ladled out half a pint for me in a rice bowl.
- My father ladled some soup into my plate.
- Poshekhonov ladled out the lore of the Correctional Labour Colonies.
- She ladled a little of the court bouillon over the fat bits of mackerel.
► ladle soup out/into a bowl (=serve it using a large spoon)· Ladle the soup into warm bowls and garnish with parsley. ADVERB► out· It's sort of ladled out to us like soup.· Jigeehuu ambled shakily over to it after our first embrace and ladled out half a pint for me in a rice bowl.· It's not an expensive place to eat until you start ladling out the ice-cold, flavoured vodkas.· Poshekhonov ladled out the lore of the Correctional Labour Colonies. [transitive] to put soup or other liquid food onto plates or into bowls, especially using a ladle |