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meatball in Norwegian

meatball in Norwegian is kjøttbolle — meatball means a small round piece of minced meat that has been seasoned and cooked.

meatball in Norwegian

kjøttbolle
noun
A ball of minced or ground meat, seasoned and cooked.

What does "meatball" mean?

  1. noun A small round piece of minced meat that has been seasoned and cooked.
    "Meatballs were on the menu for lunch."
  2. noun (informal) A stupid or foolish person.
  3. noun (informal) In baseball, a pitch that is easy to hit because it comes straight down the middle.
    "And then. A 98.4 fastball on the inside half of the plate, ring him up, Strike 3, game over. It wasn’t a meatball like Terrence Long watched to finish 2003 ALDS Game 5, but it felt the same."
  4. noun An optical landing system.
    "During a pitching deck recovery a pilot must average out the meatball oscillations at the ramp in an attempt to maintain his airplane on the desired glide slope."
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meatball in a sentence

  • Meatballs were on the menu for lunch.
  • And then. A 98.4 fastball on the inside half of the plate, ring him up, Strike 3, game over. It wasn’t a meatball like Terrence Long watched to finish 2003 ALDS Game 5, but it felt the same.
  • During a pitching deck recovery a pilot must average out the meatball oscillations at the ramp in an attempt to maintain his airplane on the desired glide slope.

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What is "meatball" in Norwegian?
"meatball" in Norwegian is kjøttbolle. meatball means: A small round piece of minced meat that has been seasoned and cooked.
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