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Play-Doh
(redirected from Playdough)

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Play-Doh® [ˈpleɪdəʊ] n → pâte f à modeler
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Barbara Corcoran is back in fighting condition on the most recent "Shark Tank" episode, after a mellow showing in the last episode, during which the male sharks went after a southern belle with steak demarcation charms and a Midwestern college kid with playdough made for kids with celiac disease.
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HOMEMADE PLAYDOUGH What you need: One cup of flour Half a cup of salt One to two tablespoons vegetable oil One cup of water What to do: All you do is mix flour and salt together in a saucepan, then slowly stir in the oil and water.
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Mya drew pictures with Molly, fed Molly, made playdough cats and read her stories.
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