Barbecue can be used as a noun, a verb, an adjective, or an adverb, but I think it's all-encompassing of a type of cooking with fire." This opinion on the meaning of barbecue is in keeping with the origins of the word, which comes from the Spanish "barbacoa." The Spanish word, in turn, was borrowed from the indigenous peoples of the Caribbean, who used the term to describe a wooden device for cooking meat over a fire
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She is the moral compass, the 55-year-old actress told me in April while making her Broadway debut as Bertha Holly, the big-hearted matriarch in Debbie Allens revival of Joe Turners Come and Gone, by August Wilson
[27] The M2 adapter consisted of a stabilizer assembly which was a metal tube with a fin assembly on one end and a base plate with a set of three claws on the other