nibbles in Italian
nibbles in Italian is stuzzichino — nibbles means small snack foods, such as nuts or crisps, put out for people to pick at, often alongside drinks.
nibbles in Italian
stuzzichino
(originally, US) Small forms of finger food or snacks such as nuts or potato chips (crisps), often eaten as an accompaniment to drinks.
What does "nibbles" mean?
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noun Small snack foods, such as nuts or crisps, put out for people to pick at, often alongside drinks.
"She set out a bowl of nibbles before the guests arrived."
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nibbles in a sentence
- She set out a bowl of nibbles before the guests arrived.
- We just had a few nibbles instead of a full dinner.
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What is "nibbles" in Italian?
"nibbles" in Italian is stuzzichino. nibbles means: Small snack foods, such as nuts or crisps, put out for people to pick at, often alongside drinks.
How do you use "nibbles" in a sentence?
Example: "She set out a bowl of nibbles before the guests arrived." In Italian, "nibbles" is stuzzichino.
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