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* * *Rịpp|chen ['rɪpçən]nt -s, - (COOK)slightly cured pork rib* * *Ripp·chen<-s, ->[ˈrɪpçən]nt smoked rib [of pork]* * *das; Rippchens, Rippchen (Kochk. südd.) rib [of pork]* * ** * *das; Rippchens, Rippchen (Kochk. südd.) rib [of pork] -
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