pretzel in Latin
pretzel in Latin is brecellus — pretzel means a baked bread snack, often salted, twisted into a knot or loop shape.
pretzel in Latin
brecellus
(culinary) A toasted bread or cracker usually in the shape of a loose knot.
What does "pretzel" mean?
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noun A baked bread snack, often salted, twisted into a knot or loop shape.
"She bought a warm pretzel from the street vendor."
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verb To bend or twist something into a knotted shape.
"The yoga instructor pretzeled herself into an impressive pose."
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pretzel in a sentence
- She bought a warm pretzel from the street vendor.
- The yoga instructor pretzeled herself into an impressive pose.
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What is "pretzel" in Latin?
"pretzel" in Latin is brecellus. pretzel means: A baked bread snack, often salted, twisted into a knot or loop shape.
How do you use "pretzel" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought a warm pretzel from the street vendor." In Latin, "pretzel" is brecellus.
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