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You should go there and tell them this. Heads up - you might be irked, when you come to, to be informed that you got cracks when, in your point of view, you got cracked.Why is the name of the particular ice-based dessert called 'shave ice' in Hawaii?
It irks me somewhat, because 'shave' is a verb.
The name should be changed to 'shaved ice' (adjective + noun).
"irregardless" It's shave ice. If it was shaved already we couldn't even get a cone. I think what I'm saying is demonstrative. Otto.. can I get a ruling?You should go there and tell them this. Heads up - you might be irked, when you come to, to be informed that you got cracks when, in your point of view, you got cracked.
Hope this helps!
I'm not sure which dictionary you are looking at, but I would call that a 'shaving'.View attachment 125666
Dibs, DIBS!!
I'm going to open a slice joint called Shave Pizza. I'm calling dibs, I get dibs!!!
This is not the reason for "shave" as opposed to "shaved"It is a literal translation of Kakigori from Japanese.