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dabba
/ ˈ»åæ²úÉ™ /
noun
- (in Indian cookery) a round metal box used to transport hot food, either from home or from a restaurant, to a person's place of work
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of dabba1
Example Sentences
When the veteran Indian food critic Marryam H. Reshii decided to write a book about spices, she hoped to encourage people to think a little more deeply about the contents of their spice rack or masala dabba.
The dabbawalas ensure each dabba is promptly dropped at the client's workplace on a hand cart just before lunchtime.
In a yabba dabba dispute that pitted property rights against government rules that played out in international media, retired publishing mogul Florence Fang defended her colorful, bulbous-shaped house and its elaborate homage to “The Flintstones†family, featuring Stone Age sculptures inspired by the 1960s cartoon, along with aliens and other oddities.
In a yabba dabba dispute that pitted property rights against government rules that played out in international media, retired publishing mogul Florence Fang defended her colorful, bulbous-shaped house and its elaborate homage to “The Flintstones†family, featuring Stone Age sculptures inspired by the 1960s cartoon, along with aliens and other oddities..
This is far from Easy, Easy; yabba dabba don’t take anything for granted.
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