loaf in Latin
loaf in Latin is pānis — loaf means a shaped mass of baked bread, or a similarly shaped block of another food.
loaf in Latin
pānis
(also loaf of bread) A block of bread after baking.
What does "loaf" mean?
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noun A shaped mass of baked bread, or a similarly shaped block of another food.
"She bought a warm loaf of sourdough from the bakery."
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verb To spend time idly instead of working; to laze around.
"They loafed on the porch all afternoon instead of mowing the lawn."
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loaf in a sentence
- She bought a warm loaf of sourdough from the bakery.
- He sliced the meatloaf like a loaf of bread.
- They loafed on the porch all afternoon instead of mowing the lawn.
- Stop loafing and help me carry these boxes.
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What is "loaf" in Latin?
"loaf" in Latin is pānis. loaf means: A shaped mass of baked bread, or a similarly shaped block of another food.
How do you use "loaf" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought a warm loaf of sourdough from the bakery." In Latin, "loaf" is pānis.
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