Quorn
/ (kwɔːn) /
trademark a vegetable protein developed from a type of fungus and used in cooking as a meat substitute
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How to use Quorn in a sentence
In this sense it is known throughout the English-speaking world much as the Pytchley and the Quorn hunts are known.
The Rivers and Streams of England | A.G. BradleyIn a while, according to arrangement, Mr. Quorn returned, and this broke up our conclave.
In Direst Peril | David Christie MurrayI'd rather ride a horse with the Quorn for a week than in this country for a day.
Mount Royal, Volume 2 of 3 | Mary Elizabeth BraddonThe whole thing was despicable in the eyes of men from the Quorn and Cottesmore.
Marion Fay | Anthony Trollope"That's above-board," said Mr. Quorn, calmly pocketing the letter and returning his glasses to their case.
In Direst Peril | David Christie Murray
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