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Mr. Tom Posted 16 years ago
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Sometimes a zinger burger can be very unwieldy.
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Do you find the use of "unwieldy" OK here?
Sometimes a zinger burger can be very unwieldy.
Thanks,
Tom
Do you find the use of "unwieldy" OK here?
Sometimes a zinger burger can be very unwieldy.
Thanks,
Tom
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No. hl=en&defl=en&q=define:unwieldy&sa=X&ei=Hm1tTNiaCYWclgeI9JzNDQ&ved=0CBUQkAE of "unwieldy" fits this context.
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- hl=en&defl=en&q=define:unwieldy&sa=X&ei=Hm1tTNiaCYWclgeI9JzNDQ&ved=0CBUQkAE of "unwieldy" fits this context.
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No. I do not think the http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&defl=en&q=define:unwieldy&sa=X&ei=Hm1tTNiaCYWclgeI9JzNDQ&ved=0CBUQkAE of "unwieldy" fits this context.
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Hi Tom,
I've never actually had one of KFC's Zinger Tower burgers, but I think that when a burger consists of several thick layers along with a number of other things such as cheese, bacon, tomato, sauce, lettuce, etc inside the bun, such a concoction will be viewed by at least some people as being 'unwieldy'. I know I find such things quite a challenge to hold and eat without having the
I've never actually had one of KFC's Zinger Tower burgers, but I think that when a burger consists of several thick layers along with a number of other things such as cheese, bacon, tomato, sauce, lettuce, etc inside the bun, such a concoction will be viewed by at least some people as being 'unwieldy'. I know I find such things quite a challenge to hold and eat without having the
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