vermicelli in Irish
vermicelli in Irish is veirmisilí — vermicelli means a type of long, thin pasta, finer than spaghetti.
vermicelli in Irish
veirmisilí
Long, slender pasta, similar to spaghetti, only thinner.
What does "vermicelli" mean?
- noun A type of long, thin pasta, finer than spaghetti.
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noun Any long, thin noodle, such as one made from rice.
"Super-thin rice noodles, or vermicelli, are de rigueur here, but as with pad thai the secret is all in the preparation."
- noun Chocolate sprinkles.
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vermicelli in a sentence
- Super-thin rice noodles, or vermicelli, are de rigueur here, but as with pad thai the secret is all in the preparation.
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What is "vermicelli" in Irish?
"vermicelli" in Irish is veirmisilí. vermicelli means: A type of long, thin pasta, finer than spaghetti.
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