boyaux (Meaning)

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boyaux (pl.)

of Boyau

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The chef carefully cleaned the boyaux, preparing them to be stuffed with a savory mixture for the evening's feast.
In traditional French cuisine, boyaux are often used to encase sausages, preserving their flavors.
The artisan meticulously selected the finest boyaux for crafting his handmade musical instrument.
As the marathon runners reached the final stretch, their exhausted muscles felt like twisted boyaux.
The tailor carefully measured the boyaux, ensuring the perfect fit for the bespoke garment.
In anatomy class, students dissected boyaux to understand the intricacies of the digestive system.
The medieval castle had secret passages hidden within its walls, narrow boyaux for escape during sieges.
The winemaker selected the best boyaux for fermenting the grapes, knowing they would impart just the right flavor to the wine.
As the storm raged outside, the old house creaked and groaned like strained boyaux.
The climber navigated the treacherous boyaux of the mountain, clinging to the rocky ledges for safety.

of Boyau

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The chef carefully cleaned the boyaux, preparing them to be stuffed with a savory mixture for the evening's feast.

In traditional French cuisine, boyaux are often used to encase sausages, preserving their flavors.

The artisan meticulously selected the finest boyaux for crafting his handmade musical instrument.

As the marathon runners reached the final stretch, their exhausted muscles felt like twisted boyaux.