Definition of cold cuts
: sliced assorted cold cooked meats
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An experienced canine caretaker, Lippert has been able to get Valor to come out of his shell with a little help from a large supply of cold cuts.
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Mexico’s Economy Ministry is targeting lamps, berries, grapes, apples, cold cuts, pork chops and cheese products, among other goods the U.S. produces and sends there.
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Chapman, who left in 2013, recalled earlier this week that cold cuts were served at the first such session and that eventually local restaurants came into play.
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The buffet spread was modest but the staff, wearing sporty white outfits, brought a small feast to my table: a bread basket, a tray with cold cuts, cheese and tomato in olive oil, and another with butter, soft cheese and Nutella.
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There were cold cuts and sushi on a table but few people ate.
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Registration includes morning coffee and pastry, and a lunch of salad, macaroni and cheese, cold cut sandwiches and light dessert offerings.
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Sandy Druckman's Passover spread includes kosher-for-Passover wieners and cold cuts.
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Easy Antipasto Skewers Salt and Lavender’s veggie and cold cut skewers are perfect for a party platter or casual solo snack.
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First Known Use of cold cuts
1855
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Definition of cold cuts for English Language Learners
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: cold cooked meats (such as turkey, roast beef, or ham) that have been cut into thin slices
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