stringy in Irish
stringy in Irish is sreangach — stringy means made of, or resembling, thin string-like strands; tough and fibrous, especially of food.
stringy in Irish
sreangach
What does "stringy" mean?
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adjective Made of, or resembling, thin string-like strands; tough and fibrous, especially of food.
"The overcooked meat had turned stringy and hard to chew."
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adjective Of a person or their build, thin and wiry.
"He was tall and stringy, with long, lean limbs."
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stringy in a sentence
- The overcooked meat had turned stringy and hard to chew.
- He was tall and stringy, with long, lean limbs.
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What is "stringy" in Irish?
"stringy" in Irish is sreangach. stringy means: Made of, or resembling, thin string-like strands; tough and fibrous, especially of food.
How do you use "stringy" in a sentence?
Example: "The overcooked meat had turned stringy and hard to chew." In Irish, "stringy" is sreangach.
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