What is another word for setto?
Pronunciation:
[ sˈɛtə͡ʊ], [ sˈɛtəʊ], [ s_ˈɛ_t_əʊ]
Synonyms for Setto:
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n.
• altercation- Squabbling ,
- argument ,
- beef ,
- bickering ,
- blowup ,
- bone of contention ,
- brawl ,
- brush ,
- combat ,
- contest ,
- controversy ,
- dispute ,
- embroilment ,
- flap ,
- fuss ,
- go ,
- hassle ,
- quarrel ,
- rumble ,
- run-in ,
- set-to ,
- tiff ,
- words ,
- wrangle .
- altercation ,
- bone ,
- bone to pick ,
- brannigan ,
- clash ,
- crusher ,
- debate ,
- difference of opinion ,
- disagreement ,
- donnybrook ,
- dustup ,
- exchange ,
- face-off ,
- falling ,
- feud ,
- finisher ,
- gin ,
- knock down and drag out ,
- knockdown ,
- out ,
- rhubarb ,
- romp ,
- ruckus ,
- ruction ,
- rumpus ,
- scene ,
- scrap ,
- shindy ,
- spat ,
- squabble ,
- static ,
- stew ,
- talking heads .
- affray ,
- break ,
- broil ,
- bump ,
- collision ,
- concussion ,
- crash ,
- discord ,
- discordance ,
- disharmony ,
- fray ,
- have a go at each other ,
- impact ,
- jam ,
- jar ,
- jolt ,
- jump ,
- misunderstanding ,
- mix up ,
- opposition ,
- rift ,
- riot ,
- rupture ,
- scrimmage ,
- shock ,
- showdown ,
- smash ,
- wallop .
- animosity ,
- antagonism ,
- bad blood ,
- concours ,
- contention ,
- dance ,
- difference ,
- disaccord ,
- dissension ,
- dissent ,
- dissidence ,
- disunity ,
- divided loyalties ,
- emulation ,
- faction ,
- factionalism ,
- friction ,
- hostility ,
- interference ,
- meeting ,
- rivalry ,
- strife ,
- striving ,
- tug-of-war ,
- variance ,
- war .
- bad feeling ,
- counteraction ,
- discontent ,
- hatred ,
- impedance ,
- incompatibility ,
- resentment ,
- resistance ,
- sour note .
- castigation ,
- lecture ,
- noise ,
- racket ,
- reprimand ,
- reproof ,
- shouting match ,
- talking-to ,
- telling-off ,
- tongue-lashing .
- attempt ,
- effort ,
- endeavor ,
- essay ,
- exertion ,
- grind ,
- labor ,
- long haul ,
- pains ,
- toil ,
- trial ,
- undertaking ,
- work .
- attack ,
- meet ,
- tournament ,
- tourney .
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How to use "Setto" in context?
Nearly any surface can be used to set a bowl of rice. Bowls, pots, mugs, plates-all can be used in place of the Italian word "setto," meaning "to set."
There are various techniques for using a setto, and each is better for a particular type of rice. For sticky or moist rice, spread the rice in the pot and use a towel to make a well in the center. Dot the rice with butter or olive oil and continue to moisten the towel as you work it around the pot. Pour in the desired amount of water and bring to a boil.
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