popsicle in Latin
popsicle in Latin is glaciatus conus — popsicle means flavoured ice frozen on a stick, eaten as a treat, especially in hot weather.
popsicle in Latin
glaciatus conus
(chiefly, _, US, Canada) Frozen fruit juice, flavored sugar water, or the like, on a stick, of a size to be one serving.
What does "popsicle" mean?
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noun Flavoured ice frozen on a stick, eaten as a treat, especially in hot weather.
"The kids cooled off with popsicles in the backyard."
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popsicle in a sentence
- The kids cooled off with popsicles in the backyard.
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What is "popsicle" in Latin?
"popsicle" in Latin is glaciatus conus. popsicle means: Flavoured ice frozen on a stick, eaten as a treat, especially in hot weather.
How do you use "popsicle" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids cooled off with popsicles in the backyard." In Latin, "popsicle" is glaciatus conus.
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