marshmallow in Latin
marshmallow in Latin is pasta hibisci — marshmallow means a soft, spongy sweet made from sugar or corn syrup and gelatin, whipped to a fluffy texture.
marshmallow in Latin
pasta hibisci
What does "marshmallow" mean?
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noun A soft, spongy sweet made from sugar or corn syrup and gelatin, whipped to a fluffy texture.
"They roasted marshmallows over the campfire until they turned golden."
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noun A plant related to the mallow family that grows in marshy ground, from whose root the original confection was made.
"The marshmallow plant produces pale pink flowers in late summer."
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marshmallow in a sentence
- They roasted marshmallows over the campfire until they turned golden.
- She dropped a marshmallow into her hot chocolate.
- The marshmallow plant produces pale pink flowers in late summer.
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What is "marshmallow" in Latin?
"marshmallow" in Latin is pasta hibisci. marshmallow means: A soft, spongy sweet made from sugar or corn syrup and gelatin, whipped to a fluffy texture.
How do you use "marshmallow" in a sentence?
Example: "They roasted marshmallows over the campfire until they turned golden." In Latin, "marshmallow" is pasta hibisci.
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