- ornaments. The term
nonpareil also may
refer to a
specific confection, made
using nonpareils – namely,
discs of
chocolate coated with
nonpareils,
which also are...
-
village in
Guyana Nonpareil, Nebraska, a
community in the
United States Nonpareil, Oregon, a
former community in the
United States Nonpareils, a confectionery...
-
better known as
Nonpareil Jack Dempsey, who was the
first holder of the
World Middleweight Championship (1884–1891). He was
nicknamed "
Nonpareil"
because of...
- po****r
denotation used in Britain,
Australia and New
Zealand to
refer to
nonpareils, a type of sprinkles.
Another UK
variant of the term is vermicelli, especially...
-
called confetti candy, but the
majority of
sprinkles are rod-shaped.
Nonpareils (also
known as
hundreds and
thousands in Australia, New Zealand, the United...
- area was
about 202 in 2000.
Nonpareil was the
birthplace of
novelist H. L. Davis.
Nonpareil was
named for the
nearby Nonpareil quicksilver (mercury) mine...
-
Nonpareil Martin Nonpareil Morris's
Nonpareil Russet Nonpareil(syn. Old
Nonpareil)
Petworth Nonpareil Pitmaston Nonpareil Scarlet Nonpareil Swenny Nonparael...
-
consisting of
small pieces of semi-sweet
chocolate candy covered with
white nonpareils. Sno-Caps can be
found around the
world and are
commonly ****ociated with...
- triangles.
Although people had been
putting hundred and
thousands (or
nonpareils) on
bread and
butter for some time, the
first known reference to this...
- raspberry.
Orris root
powder also had a use as the base in the
making of
nonpareils. Cunningham,
Scott (1999). Cunningham's
Encyclopedia of
Magical Herbs...
