(1) The frizzle of the pan

(2) There he stood before a figure with a long black robe and frizzled , unkempt white hair poking out at odd angles from beneath a black hat.

(3) There stood a middle-aged woman, probably in her late thirties, with thick bookworm glasses, frizzled caramel-colored hair, and an outdated dress.

(4) Her hair was long, bushy, and frizzled .

(5) The potatoes had scarcely started to boil and the sausages were already frizzling and going black.

(6) He was ruffled and sleepy looking, his eyes bloodshot and his hair frizzled .

(7) While the bacon was frizzling nicely, there was the sound of horsesu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb hoofs behind us.

(8) When she reached up to push my frizzled hair back, I broke down and cried and whined.

(9) For the vegetarian, there are thatches of frizzled okra, and tender baby eggplants floating in a curry-leaf peanut sauce.

(10) You can zap frizzles by applying pomade to wet hair.

(11) In the crowded roasted-meats category, the loin chops of lamb seemed best, despite stiff competition from the sweetbreads and a simple country chicken with frizzled sprigs of thyme under the crackly skin.

(12) It has guys wearing makeup, tights, long frizzly hair, and screaming.

(13) She hadn't thought of Morina as beautiful, with her slightly frizzled , rust-colored hair, large eyes, long nose and high cheekbones.

(14) Boulud has imported his famous recipe for pork belly and lentils, only this version is garnished with frizzled leeks and two curled shavings of black truffle.

(15) I stopped just in time, patted out my frizzled hair and open the door.

(16) My hair is a frizzled mass around my head but I don't seem to care.

(17) She got up slowly, patting her frizzled hair down as she slunk to the middle of the room.

(18) The seats in each row are only about four centimeters higher than the seats in front of them, so that my experience of M. Ward's performance is profoundly hampered by the wispy, frizzled locks of the enormous, grotesque head in front of me.

(19) Her eyes followed her finger to a smallish boy with frizzled brown hair and a headband holding it all back.

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