couscous in Irish
couscous in Irish is cúscús — couscous means a North African food made from tiny steamed granules of crushed semolina wheat, often served with stew or vegetables.
couscous in Irish
cúscús
A pasta of North African origin made of crushed and steamed semolina.
What does "couscous" mean?
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noun A North African food made from tiny steamed granules of crushed semolina wheat, often served with stew or vegetables.
"She served the lamb stew over a bed of couscous."
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couscous in a sentence
- She served the lamb stew over a bed of couscous.
- Couscous cooks much faster than rice.
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What is "couscous" in Irish?
"couscous" in Irish is cúscús. couscous means: A North African food made from tiny steamed granules of crushed semolina wheat, often served with stew or vegetables.
How do you use "couscous" in a sentence?
Example: "She served the lamb stew over a bed of couscous." In Irish, "couscous" is cúscús.
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