rind in Latin
rind in Latin is crusta — rind means the tough outer skin or covering of certain fruits, cheeses, or meats.
rind in Latin
crusta
A hard, tough outer layer, particularly on food such as fruit, cheese, etc
What does "rind" mean?
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noun The tough outer skin or covering of certain fruits, cheeses, or meats.
"She grated some lemon rind into the batter."
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rind in a sentence
- She grated some lemon rind into the batter.
- The cheese's rind is edible, but many people cut it off.
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What is "rind" in Latin?
"rind" in Latin is crusta. rind means: The tough outer skin or covering of certain fruits, cheeses, or meats.
How do you use "rind" in a sentence?
Example: "She grated some lemon rind into the batter." In Latin, "rind" is crusta.
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