rusk in Czech
rusk in Czech is suchar — rusk means a hard, dry, twice-baked biscuit, often given as a teething food for babies.
rusk in Czech
suchar
a twice-baked bread, slices of bread baked until they are hard and crisp (also called a zwieback)
What does "rusk" mean?
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noun A hard, dry, twice-baked biscuit, often given as a teething food for babies.
"She gave the baby a rusk to gnaw on while teething."
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rusk in a sentence
- She gave the baby a rusk to gnaw on while teething.
- Rusks are also crumbled up and used as a binder in some sausages.
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What is "rusk" in Czech?
"rusk" in Czech is suchar. rusk means: A hard, dry, twice-baked biscuit, often given as a teething food for babies.
How do you use "rusk" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave the baby a rusk to gnaw on while teething." In Czech, "rusk" is suchar.
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