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pilot bread

 

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Noun pilot bread has 1 sense
  1. hardtack, pilot biscuit, pilot bread, sea biscuit, ship biscuit - very hard unsalted biscuit or bread; a former ship's staple
    --1 is a kind of biscuit

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Pilot Bread

Noun
Definition: A type of hardtack cracker that is dense, dry, and tasteless, often considered a staple food for sailors and explorers.
Example sentence: The sailors relied on pilot bread during their long voyages as it stayed fresh for months without spoiling.
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Definition: A slang term for a pilot's license, indicating the ability to fly an aircraft.
Example sentence: After years of training and dedication, John finally obtained his pilot bread and took to the skies as a licensed pilot.
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Definition: Referring to a type of bread favored or consumed by pilots, often associated with easy digestion and high nutritional value.
Example sentence: The pilot bread sandwiches provided the necessary sustenance to the aviation team during their long flights.
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Definition: Denoting a bread product made or sold in a specific local area or popular amongst a particular group of people, such as pilot bread from a renowned local bakery.
Example sentence: The bakery's pilot bread has gained immense popularity among local residents due to its unique taste and texture.
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