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sprinkle on

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sprinkle something on(to) someone or something and sprinkle something on
to scatter or dribble something onto someone or something. The minister sprinkled the water onto the baby. The cook sprinkled on a dusting of powdered sugar.
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Jonathan Baltesz, 44, and wife Louise, 43, are filling bottles to sprinkle on lampposts and trees around their home on the advice of doggy detective Jane Hayes, who runs website doglost.
Wee want him back; SCENT TRAIL FOR MISSING DOG by The Mirror (London, England)
Spread the mascarpone on each slice of bread, on four slices sprinkle on the sultanas and brown sugar.
JAMIE WILLIAMS'S COLUMN WEEKEND JAMIE'S DISH by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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