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(ingredients) good for making cookies or bread rolls. -
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"1. to swell up, become puffed up; to become fluffy. 2. (for a liquid) to bubble up. 3. (for bread) to rise. 4. (for expenses, figures) to increase, swell. 5. to stand on end, bristle. 6. (for cloth, fiber) to fuzz out, become linty or nappy. 7. (for paint) to blister. 8. (for dirt in the skin) to come to the surface in rolls. 9. to be full of oneself, be puffed up with self-importance. 10. to act tough. 11. (for the sea) to get rough."
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