vanilla in Irish
vanilla in Irish is fanaile — vanilla means the extract or flavoring made from the pods of a tropical climbing orchid, used widely in baking, desserts, and perfume.
vanilla in Irish
fanaile
(uncountable) The distinctive fragrant flavour/flavor characteristic of vanilla extract.
What does "vanilla" mean?
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noun The extract or flavoring made from the pods of a tropical climbing orchid, used widely in baking, desserts, and perfume.
"She added a splash of vanilla to the cake batter."
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adj Plain, standard, or unmodified — without any special or extra features.
"We just installed vanilla WordPress, no plugins yet."
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vanilla in a sentence
- She added a splash of vanilla to the cake batter.
- The candle had a warm, sweet vanilla scent.
- We just installed vanilla WordPress, no plugins yet.
- It's a fairly vanilla contract, nothing unusual in the terms.
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What is "vanilla" in Irish?
"vanilla" in Irish is fanaile. vanilla means: The extract or flavoring made from the pods of a tropical climbing orchid, used widely in baking, desserts, and perfume.
How do you use "vanilla" in a sentence?
Example: "She added a splash of vanilla to the cake batter." In Irish, "vanilla" is fanaile.
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