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teaspoon

[te´spo̳n]

a household unit of volume or capacity approximately equal to 5 milliliters.

tea·spoon

(tē'spūn),

A small spoon, holding about 1 dram (or about 5 mL) of liquid; used as a measure in the dosage of fluid medicines.

teaspoon (tsp)

a small spoon that may be used to measure a dose of a liquid medication, equivalent to about 1 fluid dram or 5 mL.

tea·spoon

(tē'spūn)

A small spoon, holding about 1 dram (or about 5 mL) liquid; used as a measure in the dosage of fluid medicines.

tea·spoon

(tē'spūn)

A small spoon, holding about 1 dram (or about 5 mL) of liquid; used as a measure in the dosage of fluid medicines.

teaspoon

a household unit of volume or capacity approximately equal to 5 milliliters.

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Plate 1/2 of the ox cheek and smother with the reduced sauce - then place the fried mushrooms and peas over the cheek and add a small teaspoonful of pickled shallots over the top.