dripping in Portuguese
dripping in Portuguese is chorume — dripping means fat collected from meat as it roasts, often saved for cooking.
dripping in Portuguese
chorume
Solid animal fat, traditionally collected from dripping off roasting meat.
What does "dripping" mean?
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noun Fat collected from meat as it roasts, often saved for cooking.
"She fried the potatoes in leftover dripping."
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adj Extremely wet, as if covered in dripping liquid.
"He walked in from the rain, dripping wet."
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dripping in a sentence
- She fried the potatoes in leftover dripping.
- He walked in from the rain, dripping wet.
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What is "dripping" in Portuguese?
"dripping" in Portuguese is chorume. dripping means: Fat collected from meat as it roasts, often saved for cooking.
How do you use "dripping" in a sentence?
Example: "She fried the potatoes in leftover dripping." In Portuguese, "dripping" is chorume.
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