morsel in Irish
morsel in Irish is blúire — morsel means a small piece or amount of food, or more generally, a tiny bit of something.
morsel in Irish
blúire
A small fragment or share of something, commonly applied to food.
What does "morsel" mean?
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noun A small piece or amount of food, or more generally, a tiny bit of something.
"She saved the last morsel of cake for later."
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morsel in a sentence
- She saved the last morsel of cake for later.
- He shared a morsel of gossip he'd overheard at the office.
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What is "morsel" in Irish?
"morsel" in Irish is blúire. morsel means: A small piece or amount of food, or more generally, a tiny bit of something.
How do you use "morsel" in a sentence?
Example: "She saved the last morsel of cake for later." In Irish, "morsel" is blúire.
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