Oreo in Japanese
Oreo in Japanese is オレオ — Oreo means a round sandwich cookie made of two dark, chocolate-flavoured wafers with a sweet cream filling in between, most famously made by Nabisco.
Oreo in Japanese
オレオ
Pronounced: oreo
(foods) A cookie made of two wafers joined with a sugary filling, particularly a Nabisco cookie with two alkalized cocoa-powder wafers around a white creme filling.
What does "Oreo" mean?
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noun A round sandwich cookie made of two dark, chocolate-flavoured wafers with a sweet cream filling in between, most famously made by Nabisco.
"She dunked an Oreo in her glass of milk."
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noun A disparaging slang term for a Black person accused of acting or thinking "white," implying they have abandoned their cultural identity.
"The comment calling him an "oreo" was widely condemned as a racist insult."
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Oreo in a sentence
- She dunked an Oreo in her glass of milk.
- The recipe called for crushed Oreos as a pie crust.
- The comment calling him an "oreo" was widely condemned as a racist insult.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Oreo" in Japanese?
"Oreo" in Japanese is オレオ. Oreo means: A round sandwich cookie made of two dark, chocolate-flavoured wafers with a sweet cream filling in between, most famously made by Nabisco.
How do you pronounce オレオ?
"Oreo" in Japanese is オレオ, pronounced "oreo".
How do you use "Oreo" in a sentence?
Example: "She dunked an Oreo in her glass of milk." In Japanese, "Oreo" is オレオ.
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