NORI

NORI


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: nori
Word origin: Japanese.
Phonetic: ˈnɔːri
Listen:

an edible seaweed eaten either fresh or dried, especially by the Japanese.


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Me neither!
Me neither
Me
Neither you ___
Me neither
Andrew
Chiming-in denial
Cousin of Me
Edible Japanese seaweed
Edible sea-weed of Japan
Edible seaweed used for sushi
Japanese seaweed
Kin of me neither
Maki seaweed
Makizushi wrapper
Onigiri need
Purple seaweed
Roll wrap
Roll wrapper
Seaweed eaten in Japan
Seaweed in Japanese restaurants
Seaweed is a source of it
Seaweed sheets
Seaweed sushi wrap
Seaweed sushi wrapper
Seaweed wrapped around sushi
Seaweed
Sheets used in sushi
Supportive denial
Sushi bar menu item
Sushi bar sheet
Sushi roll wrap
Sushi seaweed
Sushi seaweed sheet
Sushi seaweed wrap
Sushi wrap
Sushi wrapper
Sushi wrapping
Sushi-wrap seaweed
Sushi-wrapping seaweed
Words of agreement
Dried seaweed sprinkled on food by the Japanese.
Purple seaweed used as food in Japan.
Alga used as food in Japan
Me neither, formally
Seaweed at a sushi bar
Seaweed in a sushi restaurant
Seaweed used to wrap sushi
Press turns up for seaweed
Seaweed for sushi
Formal agreement
California roll ingredient
More formal Me neither!
Edible seaweed
Sheet wrapping ionigiri/i
Sheet sometimes served in ramen
Formal Me neither
Secondary denial
Me either
California-roll ingredient
Trend in superfood snacks
Wrapper at a sushi bar
Sushi-roll wrap
It's moved around in a lorry with great skill
Japanese seaweed is flipping smooth
Sushi ingredient eaten by senorita
Me neither, more poshly
Negative words of agreement?
Edible seaweed?! Me neither!
Seaweed around sushi
Rice bowl garnish
Do you know what sushi rolls are wrapped in? Me neither!
Onigiri seaweed
Sheets used by a sushi chef
Onigiri wrapper
Tuna roll wrap
Musubi wrap
Seaweed snack
Wrap for a tobiko maki roll




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