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: made in the home, on the premises, or by one's own efforts
2
: of domestic manufacture
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In a large field in Lake County, judges are sampling homemade pies while children play with wooden toys.
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The homemade pipe bomb didn't explode or cause any injuries.
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An explosion caused by a homemade bomb ripped through an Indian restaurant where children were present for family parties at a mall in the Toronto suburb of Mississauga, wounding 15 people, Canadian police said.
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As protesters rushed toward the fence, some throwing rocks or homemade fire bombs, Israeli soldiers fired live bullets, which the Israeli military said was done as a last resort.
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Your duties might have been to dig up potatoes, gathering a basket full of fresh tomatoes or pick perfectly ripe strawberries for a homemade pie or shortcake.
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Products: Apples, half-runner beans, honey, homemade pies, kale chips, cookies, eggs, wine, gift soaps, jelly, jam, marmalade, red velvet fudge brownies, sweet potatoes, okra, zucchini.
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There’s only the all-American, apolitical nostalgia of slightly imperfect, homemade pie.
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Other clear favorites include the Farm eggs benedict, the Gaines Brothers Burger, and the selection of homemade pies.
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First Known Use of homemade
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HOMEMADE Defined for English Language Learners
HOMEMADE Defined for Kids
: made in the home
- homemade bread
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