Use of the word delicatessen in a sentence example

delicatessen

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Cheese is a delicatessen. [noun]

At the delicatessen he bought preposterous stores of food, chosen on the principle of expensiveness. [Please select]

They raided the delicatessen at eleven o'clock, and made an exiguous meal on the plunder.' [Please select]

These containers held cold meat and pickles from the delicatessen shop near by. [Please select]

"There's a bakery and delicatessen over on the street where the car line runs." [Please select]

"Well, then, there's Jacob Pffeffenfifer wants a young man in his delicatessen store." [Please select]

As a show it lacked convincingness--except the delicatessen-shop, whose sights and odors silenced criticism. [Please select]

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