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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a shoulder of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of describing a cut of meat, particularly lamb or pork, or in a figurative sense to indicate support or assistance.
Example: "The recipe calls for a shoulder of lamb, which will be slow-cooked for maximum tenderness."
Alternatives: "a cut of" or "a piece of".
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In the mirror I admired a shoulder of her blouse.
SEPTIMUS: No... a shoulder of mutton, a haunch of venison well hugged, an embrace of grouse... caro, carnis; feminine; flesh.
A shoulder of pork could stay in Berk's smoker for up to 16 hours at a time, while a chicken might take three or four hours.
But they wouldn't be ready for a couple of days, so I left with half a kilo of fresh lambs' sweetbreads and half a shoulder of mutton.
Of an establishment presided over by an untidy Southern woman, he writes that "we have known blood to follow an incision in a shoulder of veal".
While 10 to 16 hours for a shoulder of pork may be asking a little too much in your own backyard, things such as fish and chicken work brilliantly.
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Half of their patients had a shoulder contracture of > 10°.
You know, it's a shoulder shrug of a spot, average price, average food.
Iberian lynx have a shoulder height of 45 70 cm (about 18 28 inches).
It stood at a shoulder height of 120 cm.
Adults measure 95-165.8 cm in body length, and have a shoulder height of 70-91.5 cm.
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