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Definition of doughnut in English: doughnut(US donut) nounˈdəʊnʌtˈdoʊˌnət 1A small fried cake of sweetened dough, typically in the shape of a ball or ring. Example sentencesExamples - The assortment of homemade pastries is astonishing, ranging from simple cream-filled butter doughnuts to curry-beef buns.
- These little brioche doughnuts are filled with a chocolate ganache, which melts in the centre and oozes out as you bite into them.
- Why do ring doughnuts only come with icing sugar on these days?
- The only foods that you need to avoid are the ones that have no redeeming value, just empty calories - such as doughnuts and onion rings.
- If the menu doesn't say you're getting a cake doughnut, assume it's made with yeast.
- We came down the back stairs and went over to the breakfast bar where there were doughnuts, English Muffins, coffee, milk, and tea.
- There was ice cream, Jello, cream puffs, pies, doughnuts, coconut cake.
- It was between pistachio semi-freddo with chocolate ganache and Italian donuts.
- Officers found 22 items of food on display past the use-by date, which included bacon, orange juice, doughnuts, fruitcake and caramel deserts.
- Members of the 24th Squadron brought cakes, doughnuts and jelly for the pupils.
- For dessert, give in to cliches: Order chocolate cake or donuts.
- Studies show that white-flour foods like cakes, cookies and doughnuts are the fourth largest source of saturated fats in our diets.
- Neighbors hosted two events, one with coffee and doughnuts and another with desserts.
- That turned out to be the start of an afternoon of stodgy chocolate cake, sugary donuts and a bag of free pastries from the coffee shop where they're getting to know our order before we even give it.
- For simple fare, try sugar cookies, doughnuts, muffins or coffee cake with coffee and cocoa or hot spiced cider.
- The menu mentioned toasted teacakes, scones, doughnuts, Danish pastries and flapjack.
- Do not buy anything - candy, chips, doughnuts, Pop-Tarts, cookies or soda from a vending machine.
- A signature dessert is coffee and doughnuts, only the coffee cup and spoon are made of chocolate and the doughnuts are tiny and sublime.
- There's a place called the Donut Pub on West 23rd that makes confection and cake donuts.
- Cake, doughnuts and chocolate are the favourite snacks of many workers, with just seven per cent preferring healthy options such as fruit.
- 1.1 A ring-shaped object, in particular a vacuum chamber in some types of particle accelerator.
Example sentencesExamples - Joining the remaining pair of sides turns the cylinder into a doughnut, or torus (right).
- One unusual machine shoots a donut of compressed air.
- The sides of the magnetic donuts also were draped, allowing the neurosurgeon to work within a sterile field.
- So what are those stunted metal tube donuts called ball bearings for anyway?
- The whirring and spinning of the laser mechanism within the donut gives the impression of being inside a washing machine.
- It is endlessly turning upon itself, a torus, a doughnut, spinning on the axis of the circular cylinder that is the doughnut.
- This cannot be done round a doughnut, however, because the rubber band would reach the stage where it is constricted round the ring of the doughnut and cannot shrink any further.
Definition of doughnut in US English: doughnut(also donut) nounˈdoʊˌnətˈdōˌnət 1A small fried cake of sweetened dough, typically in the shape of a ball or ring. Example sentencesExamples - Members of the 24th Squadron brought cakes, doughnuts and jelly for the pupils.
- The only foods that you need to avoid are the ones that have no redeeming value, just empty calories - such as doughnuts and onion rings.
- These little brioche doughnuts are filled with a chocolate ganache, which melts in the centre and oozes out as you bite into them.
- For dessert, give in to cliches: Order chocolate cake or donuts.
- There was ice cream, Jello, cream puffs, pies, doughnuts, coconut cake.
- It was between pistachio semi-freddo with chocolate ganache and Italian donuts.
- Studies show that white-flour foods like cakes, cookies and doughnuts are the fourth largest source of saturated fats in our diets.
- The menu mentioned toasted teacakes, scones, doughnuts, Danish pastries and flapjack.
- Neighbors hosted two events, one with coffee and doughnuts and another with desserts.
- We came down the back stairs and went over to the breakfast bar where there were doughnuts, English Muffins, coffee, milk, and tea.
- A signature dessert is coffee and doughnuts, only the coffee cup and spoon are made of chocolate and the doughnuts are tiny and sublime.
- The assortment of homemade pastries is astonishing, ranging from simple cream-filled butter doughnuts to curry-beef buns.
- If the menu doesn't say you're getting a cake doughnut, assume it's made with yeast.
- That turned out to be the start of an afternoon of stodgy chocolate cake, sugary donuts and a bag of free pastries from the coffee shop where they're getting to know our order before we even give it.
- Why do ring doughnuts only come with icing sugar on these days?
- Do not buy anything - candy, chips, doughnuts, Pop-Tarts, cookies or soda from a vending machine.
- Officers found 22 items of food on display past the use-by date, which included bacon, orange juice, doughnuts, fruitcake and caramel deserts.
- For simple fare, try sugar cookies, doughnuts, muffins or coffee cake with coffee and cocoa or hot spiced cider.
- There's a place called the Donut Pub on West 23rd that makes confection and cake donuts.
- Cake, doughnuts and chocolate are the favourite snacks of many workers, with just seven per cent preferring healthy options such as fruit.
- 1.1 A ring-shaped object, in particular a vacuum chamber in some types of particle accelerator.
Example sentencesExamples - So what are those stunted metal tube donuts called ball bearings for anyway?
- The whirring and spinning of the laser mechanism within the donut gives the impression of being inside a washing machine.
- It is endlessly turning upon itself, a torus, a doughnut, spinning on the axis of the circular cylinder that is the doughnut.
- The sides of the magnetic donuts also were draped, allowing the neurosurgeon to work within a sterile field.
- One unusual machine shoots a donut of compressed air.
- Joining the remaining pair of sides turns the cylinder into a doughnut, or torus (right).
- This cannot be done round a doughnut, however, because the rubber band would reach the stage where it is constricted round the ring of the doughnut and cannot shrink any further.
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