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Definition of “pastrami”

pastrami (pəˈstrɑːmɪ )

from Yiddish, from Romanian pastramǎ, from pǎstra to preserve

I ate pastrami at the Carnegie Deli and blintzes at the Russian Tea Room, but I could not exorcise the ghost of Unfinished Business.

Independent (1998)

The range of fillings includes cheeses, ham, chicken, pastrami , beef, loads of salad bits and condiments.

Misc (1995)

There's nothing like a mouthful of hot, juicy pastrami with mustard.

Times, Sunday Times (2002)

To truly capitalize on its Montreal deli claim, it will have to expand its one-trick pastrami menu.

Edmonton Sun (2003)

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