schnecken in British English
(ˈʃnɛkən)
plural nounWord forms: singular schnecke (ˈʃnɛkə)
mainly US
a sweet spiral-shaped bread roll flavoured with cinnamon and nuts
Word origin
German, plural of Schnecke snailschnecken in American English
(ˈʃnɛkən)
plural nounWord forms: singular ˈschnecke (ˈʃnɛkə)
rich yeast rolls consisting of dough rolled around a filling as of nuts and cinnamon, sliced crosswise, and baked flat to produce a spiral shape
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Word lists withschnecken
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- it is irresponsible to drive when tired
- it is/is getting dark
- it is just/simply one of those things
- it-is-just-simply-one-of-those-things
- it is likely that ...
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- it is my duty to ...
- it is natural for us to want excitement
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- it is not for me to decide
- it is noticeable that ...
- it is not unknown for travellers to forget their passports
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- it isn't over until the fat lady sings