0 a cooking utensil with a wide, flat blade that is not sharp, used especially for lifting food out of pans
1 a kitchen utensil with a wide, flat blade, used esp. for lifting and spreading foods
Here we concentrated on whether the infant could be coaxed into giving the spatula to the stranger, and simply rated whether this occurred.
She was seated at the corner of a table on which there was lying a washed shiny spatula.
Actual objects such as jadeite bloodletters, spatulas, statuettes, and mosaic mask elements bespeak even more concrete interactions.
A rubber spatula was used to clean the inside walls of the blending machine and the residual soil was added to the container.
Decoration is very rare and consists of small isolated spatula impressions, sometimes arranged in rows, or a network of grooves.
Note the different macroscopic characteristics of biofilms (20 cm spatula is shown for scale).
The upper band of particles in the pellet was removed with a spatula and the process was repeated five times.
The bacteriological laboratory provided special test-kits (small tubes with in vitro culture and spatula) to physicians across the region.
