crunchy in Italian
crunchy in Italian is croccante — crunchy means making a crunching sound when bitten or crushed; crisp.
crunchy in Italian
croccante
Likely to crunch, especially with reference to food when it is eaten.
What does "crunchy" mean?
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adjective Making a crunching sound when bitten or crushed; crisp.
"She prefers crunchy peanut butter over the smooth kind."
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adjective Informal: having a health-conscious, natural, or hippie lifestyle.
"Their crunchy neighbours grow all their own vegetables and never use plastic."
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crunchy in a sentence
- She prefers crunchy peanut butter over the smooth kind.
- The salad had crunchy croutons on top.
- Their crunchy neighbours grow all their own vegetables and never use plastic.
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What is "crunchy" in Italian?
"crunchy" in Italian is croccante. crunchy means: Making a crunching sound when bitten or crushed; crisp.
How do you use "crunchy" in a sentence?
Example: "She prefers crunchy peanut butter over the smooth kind." In Italian, "crunchy" is croccante.
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