spaghetti in Irish
spaghetti in Irish is spaigití — spaghetti means long, thin strands of pasta, or a dish made from them.
spaghetti in Irish
spaigití
(countable, uncountable) A type of pasta made in the shape of long thin strings.
What does "spaghetti" mean?
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noun Long, thin strands of pasta, or a dish made from them.
"She boiled a pot of spaghetti for dinner."
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verb To become tangled or stretched out like strands of spaghetti (informal).
"The cables behind the desk had spaghettied into an impossible knot."
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spaghetti in a sentence
- She boiled a pot of spaghetti for dinner.
- He twirled the spaghetti around his fork.
- The cables behind the desk had spaghettied into an impossible knot.
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What is "spaghetti" in Irish?
"spaghetti" in Irish is spaigití. spaghetti means: Long, thin strands of pasta, or a dish made from them.
How do you use "spaghetti" in a sentence?
Example: "She boiled a pot of spaghetti for dinner." In Irish, "spaghetti" is spaigití.
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