This idiom means that it's easy to talk, but talk is not action.
'without an end' or 'by ourselves'
Are you fine?
Literal meaning is in a fine plumage, the idiom means well dressed; of an excellent appearance
I believe it is an English way of saying adamn fine woman. if you excuse the language.
Are you fine
Fine words butter no parsnips' is a phrase that means using words by themselves is useless and should be avoided. People should be judged by their actions as well.
This phrase means that using harsh or critical words may not physically harm someone, but using flattering or sweet words may not be effective in achieving results. Essentially, words alone are not always enough to bring about positive change or resolution.
'without an end' or 'by ourselves'
Yes, alright, I agree, fine.
The best butter with seafood would be a lemon garlic compound butter. However, anything is better with butter, and plain butter will work just fine.
It pairs well with onions, shallots, leeks and garlic, or its old cousin the carrot. Parsnips and carrots pureed together with cream make a side dish that goes with anything. And a historic partnership underlies the old saying "Fine words butter no parsnips." Butter mellows them out The flavor of a parsnip is not delicate. To my palate it is both too strong and too sweet to enhance the stewpot. But it shines as a separate dish, taking the same role as that of a sweet potato: a foil for fatty meats. When roasted or sauteed, its sugars caramelize richly and are well complemented by seasonings such as orange zest, tarragon, rosemary, cumin or nutmeg. Parsnips can be boiled, roasted, baked or deep-fried. When cooked they can be puréed and served on their own as a vegetable, or mixed with another root vegetable purée such as carrot. When roasting parsnips drizzle some honey over them or sprinkle sesame,sunflower, poppy or mustard seeds on top. Parsnips are also used in sweet dishes such as parsnip jam or in desserts. They can also be used to make parsnip wine and in relishes and chutneys. Their characteristic flavour goes well with stews and broths and they can be used to make soups such as curried parsnip or parsnip and apple soup. They will eventually disintegrate when added to stews and casseroles, but their flavour will blend with the other ingredients to enhance the taste. Parsnips can be used in curries, and will soak up their rich flavours when they soften.Parsnips can also be sliced thinly, deep-fried and served as chips or crisps. They can be layered with potatoes and turnips, carrots or apples and served as an alternative to dauphinoise potatoes. Flavours and ingredients that go well with parsnips include carrots, turnips, swede,honey, cumin, apple, turmeric and curry powder. Tada! :) Enjoy!
Five words that mean nice are pleasant, good, pretty, handsome, kind, or fine.
Pleasant, fine, acceptable, exceptional, or excellent. Those words mean good.
no,it is perfectly fine for your teeth
I can and do eat peanut butter. Retail-sized brands of jars of peanut butter do not seem to be involved in the 2009 recall. but everything is fine in 2012
"Fine" translates differently depending on which meaning you wish to convey. There are a wide variety of meanings that use different Spanish words Fine as in "a monetary penalty; a speeding fine": Multa Fine as in "of good quality": magnífico, hermoso. Fine as in "sharp" or "thin": fino Fine as in "okay, all right" : bien
Five words that mean nice are pleasant, good, pretty, handsome, kind, or fine.