porridge in Lithuanian
porridge in Lithuanian is košė — porridge means a soft, thick breakfast dish made by cooking oats or other grain in milk or water.
porridge in Lithuanian
košė
A dish made of grain or legumes, milk or water, heated and stirred until thick and typically eaten for breakfast.
What does "porridge" mean?
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noun A soft, thick breakfast dish made by cooking oats or other grain in milk or water.
"He stirred the porridge slowly so the oats wouldn't stick to the pot."
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noun British slang for a prison sentence.
"In the old British film, the crook was sent away to do porridge."
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porridge in a sentence
- He stirred the porridge slowly so the oats wouldn't stick to the pot.
- On cold mornings, Grandpa tops his porridge with honey and sliced banana.
- In the old British film, the crook was sent away to do porridge.
- He swore he would never go back to doing porridge after his release.
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What is "porridge" in Lithuanian?
"porridge" in Lithuanian is košė. porridge means: A soft, thick breakfast dish made by cooking oats or other grain in milk or water.
How do you use "porridge" in a sentence?
Example: "He stirred the porridge slowly so the oats wouldn't stick to the pot." In Lithuanian, "porridge" is košė.
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