eggy in German
eggy in German is eiern, eiähnlich — eggy means tasting, smelling, or looking of egg, or coated in egg.
eggy in German
eiern
Of or relating to an egg or eggs.
eiähnlich
Of or relating to an egg or eggs.
What does "eggy" mean?
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adj Tasting, smelling, or looking of egg, or coated in egg.
"The French toast came out nicely eggy and golden."
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adj (British, informal) Slightly annoyed or irritated.
"He got a bit eggy when I mentioned the missed deadline."
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eggy in a sentence
- The French toast came out nicely eggy and golden.
- His breath was faintly eggy after breakfast.
- He got a bit eggy when I mentioned the missed deadline.
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What is "eggy" in German?
"eggy" in German is eiern, eiähnlich. eggy means: Tasting, smelling, or looking of egg, or coated in egg.
How do you use "eggy" in a sentence?
Example: "The French toast came out nicely eggy and golden." In German, "eggy" is eiern, eiähnlich.
Are there other ways to say "eggy" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "eggy": eiern, eiähnlich.
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