pastille in Latin
pastille in Latin is pastillus — pastille means a small, round, flat sweet with a fruit or other flavour.
pastille in Latin
pastillus
What does "pastille" mean?
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noun A small, round, flat sweet with a fruit or other flavour.
"He offered round a tin of fruit pastilles after lunch."
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noun A medicated lozenge that is sucked to soothe a sore throat or ease a blocked nose.
"He sucked a menthol pastille to settle his cough."
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pastille in a sentence
- He offered round a tin of fruit pastilles after lunch.
- The pastilles had gone slightly sticky in the warm car.
- He sucked a menthol pastille to settle his cough.
- The chemist recommended throat pastilles for her sore throat.
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What is "pastille" in Latin?
"pastille" in Latin is pastillus. pastille means: A small, round, flat sweet with a fruit or other flavour.
How do you use "pastille" in a sentence?
Example: "He offered round a tin of fruit pastilles after lunch." In Latin, "pastille" is pastillus.
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