Mull
Meydan okumak
definition
verb
she began to mull over the various possibilities
think about (a fact, proposal, or request) deeply and at length.
a tankard of mulled ale
warm (a beverage, especially wine, beer, or cider) and add spices and sweetening to it.
noun
a large island of the Inner Hebrides; chief town, Tobermory.
translation of 'mull'
verb
şarabı baharatla kaynatmak
noun
ince muslin,
organdi
example
Connecting cover boards to the 'mull' , rather than directly to the signatures themselves, allows for a strong but flexible backbone.
We ended the conversation icily with my promise to 'mull' over the other topics and to provide her with something in writing.
And I would have liked to 'mull' over it a bit longer.
The foremost task is to 'mull' over the raison d'être of your trip for this determines the destination, the monetary issues, accommodation etc. for your tour.
Then I wanted to take a day to 'mull' over it before saying anything.
The point of the needle darts back and forth, teasing the weave of the fine muslin, 'mull' or cotton.
The Cabinet, along with the business and non-governmental sectors, is to 'mull' over a new strategy for the promotion of investments.
As you 'mull' over the details of an enraging experience, you may think that you're trying to get more information out of it - a new understanding of what happened.
There was no time for Kari to 'mull' over the matter any longer, as the conversation continued and her thoughts got distracted.
Much to 'mull' over as I consolidate the lessons I've learned about myself.
she began to 'mull' over the various possibilities
However, he said the leadership run had not altered his own career plans, which he continues to 'mull' over.
Those woods with brown forest soils maintained 'mull' humus, probably by virtue of their mixed floristic composition.
It is made of a fine 'mull' that is not imported to this country in the piece, and there is a satisfaction in wearing only hand-made garments.
Humus should be of the 'mull' type - ranging from acidic to calcareous, or moder in podsol.
Of course, he now had the unfortunate opportunity to 'mull' over the fact that very soon, if all went well, he would be more powerful than a king.
She continued to 'mull' over that thought for a short while before she was shaken from her thoughts by the sound of the door opening and someone else slipping out into the cold night air.
Dylan continued to 'mull' over the songs, apparently concerned about the sound and about the overtly autobiographical nature of certain of the songs.
If convicted, they'll have plenty of time to 'mull' over their sins.
You can 'mull' over your initial impressions, testing them against available evidence over the course of weeks, slowly coming to a conclusion.
she began to 'mull' over the various possibilities
Yet take a moment to 'mull' over the following set of facts with me, if you will…
She wasn't watching the road as she 'mulled' over this fact; if she had been, she would've seen the boy before she crashed into him.
Don't be concerned about the cold weather; warm 'mulled' wine known as Gluhwein is an integral part of the markets and is guaranteed to keep that winter chill at bay.
Have a stash of soft drinks chilled and, if the weather's nippy, a 'mulled' cider simmering in a slow-cooker.
Genial hosts welcome you in with offers of warm 'mulled' wine and mince pies.
Much like eggnog, 'mulled' wine recipes are part of our winter vocabulary.
Most stood or sat near the huge, fieldstone fireplace in the great room, sipping the excellent 'mulled' cider.
The house smells of 'mulled' cider and homemade hot chocolate.
One way is to escape to a quiet corner for reading and relaxing, a place to sip a mug of steaming 'mulled' cider as you lose yourself in Harry Potter's latest adventures.
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