Knead [verb]

“He had his arm around her and was kind of kneading her shoulder,” Gilmore said.

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She kneads the dough for eight to 10 minutes, pulling the dough away from her as she goes, which will help with, you guessed it, creating those pockets.

One may see the ferocious small animal knead the dead bee for half an hour, squeeze him like a lemon, drink him out like a gourd.

Knead over the bits that are left from cutting the biscuits out until all the dough has been used.

Knead it on the board till it is very fine and smooth; raise over night.

It is not necessary to knead bread more than once to secure lightness.

The bread now being ready to knead, Miss Corson recurred to that subject.

There is no reason why you should not knead in anything that your fancy calls for, providing it is edible.

Knead lightly on floured board and roll out one-half inch thick.