Noun:

నానాబాయి, రోటీవాలా,

baker's Usage Examples:

Ballinrobe bakeries Western Pride and Country Crust merged in 1989 to form Irish Pride.

By the 1920s, Italian cookery became one of the most popular ethnic cuisines in America, spawning many successful bakeries and restaurants—some of which prospered for generations and continue to influence the Chicago dining scene today.

bakers used boiled beetroot juices to enhance the color of their cakes.

Included here were the first issues of Ed Brubaker's Lowlife, Meatcake from Dame Darcy, Bound " Gagged from Michael Aushenker, and a number of projects from Dave Cooper, Jason Lutes, and Matt Howarth.

In 364 he was accused of peculation by the baker Terentius.

In 1958, Thorvaldson was appointed to the Canadian Senate by Prime Minister John Diefenbaker.

contemporary Studebaker products, among others, with steel wheels and chromed hubcaps.

Parentage and backgroundHill was the sixth child of James Hill, of Kidderminster, Worcestershire, a baker and dealer in corn for horses, and his second wife, Sarah, daughter of John Symonds, of Kidderminster, who was in business as an apothecary and drysalter.

Grocers, butchers, bakers, coopers, poulterers, and dealers in tea and fruit were established by 1851, and increased.

the signature challenge, the bakers had an hour and 45 minutes to make madeleines.

signature challenge, the bakers had two hours to make a single-layer olive oil cake.

The baker sifted oatmeal onto the "riddleboard", poured on a ladleful of batter, and then, with a circular horizontal movement, spread and leveled.

Synonyms:

merchant, merchandiser,

Antonyms:

nonworker, civilian,