churro in Latin
churro in Latin is encytus — churro means a fried, ridged pastry of Spanish origin, often dusted with sugar and served with chocolate for dipping.
churro in Latin
encytus
A fried pastry from Spain, typically eaten as a dessert and with chocolate beverage.
What does "churro" mean?
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noun A fried, ridged pastry of Spanish origin, often dusted with sugar and served with chocolate for dipping.
"We grabbed hot churros from a street stall in Madrid."
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churro in a sentence
- We grabbed hot churros from a street stall in Madrid.
- The fair sold churros dipped in cinnamon sugar.
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What is "churro" in Latin?
"churro" in Latin is encytus. churro means: A fried, ridged pastry of Spanish origin, often dusted with sugar and served with chocolate for dipping.
How do you use "churro" in a sentence?
Example: "We grabbed hot churros from a street stall in Madrid." In Latin, "churro" is encytus.
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