muffin in Greek
muffin in Greek is μάφιν — muffin means a small, cake-like baked good, often eaten for breakfast, that can be sweet (blueberry, chocolate chip) or savoury (bran, corn).
muffin in Greek
μάφιν
Pronounced: mafin
A cupcake-shaped baked good (for example of cornbread, banana bread, or a chocolate dough), sometimes glazed but typically without frosting, eaten especially for breakfast (in contrast to a cupcake, which is a dessert).
What does "muffin" mean?
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noun A small, cake-like baked good, often eaten for breakfast, that can be sweet (blueberry, chocolate chip) or savoury (bran, corn).
"She grabbed a blueberry muffin on her way out."
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noun (British) A flat, round bread roll, split and toasted, and served with butter — an "English muffin."
"He had a toasted muffin with his tea."
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muffin in a sentence
- She grabbed a blueberry muffin on her way out.
- He baked a batch of banana muffins for the office.
- He had a toasted muffin with his tea.
- Eggs Benedict is served on a muffin.
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What is "muffin" in Greek?
"muffin" in Greek is μάφιν. muffin means: A small, cake-like baked good, often eaten for breakfast, that can be sweet (blueberry, chocolate chip) or savoury (bran, corn).
How do you pronounce μάφιν?
"muffin" in Greek is μάφιν, pronounced "mafin".
How do you use "muffin" in a sentence?
Example: "She grabbed a blueberry muffin on her way out." In Greek, "muffin" is μάφιν.
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