Definition of pretzel in English:

pretzel

nounPlural pretzels ˈprɛts(ə)lˈprɛtsəl

A crisp biscuit baked in the form of a knot or stick and flavoured with salt.
Example sentencesExamples
- The plain, salted pretzels weren't ready, but ones stuffed with either cheese or apple cinnamon were available.
- Should they add hard pretzels and pretzel sticks to their repertoire?
- The girls are both daintily dipping their pretzel sticks in their water before taking bites.
- Eat salty pretzels and salted bagels before a race.
- I don't understand why the people who make pretzels think that they have to put salt on my pretzels for me.
- Here's a quick guide to the chip and pretzel aisles of your supermarket.
- And I can't think of any better vehicle for crunchy grains of coarse salt than pretzels.
- Once they got through the masses of people, the hotdog and pretzel vendors, and the people-infested stores, it was cool.
- A while later, she came back with their drinks as well as pretzels that nobody wanted.
- Aside from chips, which are properly considered members of the grease family, salt is present in many baked goods such as pretzels.

verbpretzeling, pretzeled, pretzels ˈprɛts(ə)lˈprɛtsəl

[with object]North American

Twist, bend, or contort.
he found the snake pretzeled into a tangle of knots
Example sentencesExamples
- This knowledge translates very well to the mat, where your opponent may force you into pretzeled positions against your will.
- As she curls up in her chair like a Siamese, I feel my hips press up against the arm rests and wonder where she's finding all that extra space to pretzel her body into feline folds.
- You're now pretzeled, with your feet pointing opposite directions.
- Among the favorite groups to clothe, house and take on a ride are bendable figures with extended limbs that can be ‘pretzeled’ into the most unlikely poses.
- How does he pretzel himself into that machine, anyway?
- It allowed for more elaborate plots with more technology, gave the show the freedom to explore some of the modern world rather than having to pretzel backwards to fit the '40s.
Synonyms
twisted, crooked, warped, contorted, deformed, misshapen, out of shape, irregular

Origin

Mid 19th century (originally US): from German Bretzel.

Definition of pretzel in US English:

pretzel

nounˈprɛtsəlˈpretsəl

A crisp biscuit baked in the form of a knot or stick and flavored with salt.
Example sentencesExamples
- And I can't think of any better vehicle for crunchy grains of coarse salt than pretzels.
- Here's a quick guide to the chip and pretzel aisles of your supermarket.
- Eat salty pretzels and salted bagels before a race.
- Should they add hard pretzels and pretzel sticks to their repertoire?
- A while later, she came back with their drinks as well as pretzels that nobody wanted.
- I don't understand why the people who make pretzels think that they have to put salt on my pretzels for me.
- The plain, salted pretzels weren't ready, but ones stuffed with either cheese or apple cinnamon were available.
- Once they got through the masses of people, the hotdog and pretzel vendors, and the people-infested stores, it was cool.
- The girls are both daintily dipping their pretzel sticks in their water before taking bites.
- Aside from chips, which are properly considered members of the grease family, salt is present in many baked goods such as pretzels.

verbˈprɛtsəlˈpretsəl

[with object]North American

Twist, bend, or contort.
he found the snake pretzeled into a tangle of knots
Example sentencesExamples
- How does he pretzel himself into that machine, anyway?
- As she curls up in her chair like a Siamese, I feel my hips press up against the arm rests and wonder where she's finding all that extra space to pretzel her body into feline folds.
- Among the favorite groups to clothe, house and take on a ride are bendable figures with extended limbs that can be ‘pretzeled’ into the most unlikely poses.
- You're now pretzeled, with your feet pointing opposite directions.
- It allowed for more elaborate plots with more technology, gave the show the freedom to explore some of the modern world rather than having to pretzel backwards to fit the '40s.
- This knowledge translates very well to the mat, where your opponent may force you into pretzeled positions against your will.
Synonyms
twisted, crooked, warped, contorted, deformed, misshapen, out of shape, irregular

Origin

Mid 19th century (originally US): from German Bretzel.

单词	pretzel
释义	Definition of pretzel in English: pretzel nounPlural pretzels ˈprɛts(ə)lˈprɛtsəl A crisp biscuit baked in the form of a knot or stick and flavoured with salt. Example sentencesExamples The plain, salted pretzels weren't ready, but ones stuffed with either cheese or apple cinnamon were available. Should they add hard pretzels and pretzel sticks to their repertoire? The girls are both daintily dipping their pretzel sticks in their water before taking bites. Eat salty pretzels and salted bagels before a race. I don't understand why the people who make pretzels think that they have to put salt on my pretzels for me. Here's a quick guide to the chip and pretzel aisles of your supermarket. And I can't think of any better vehicle for crunchy grains of coarse salt than pretzels. Once they got through the masses of people, the hotdog and pretzel vendors, and the people-infested stores, it was cool. A while later, she came back with their drinks as well as pretzels that nobody wanted. Aside from chips, which are properly considered members of the grease family, salt is present in many baked goods such as pretzels. verbpretzeling, pretzeled, pretzels ˈprɛts(ə)lˈprɛtsəl [with object]North American Twist, bend, or contort. he found the snake pretzeled into a tangle of knots Example sentencesExamples This knowledge translates very well to the mat, where your opponent may force you into pretzeled positions against your will. As she curls up in her chair like a Siamese, I feel my hips press up against the arm rests and wonder where she's finding all that extra space to pretzel her body into feline folds. You're now pretzeled, with your feet pointing opposite directions. Among the favorite groups to clothe, house and take on a ride are bendable figures with extended limbs that can be ‘pretzeled’ into the most unlikely poses. How does he pretzel himself into that machine, anyway? It allowed for more elaborate plots with more technology, gave the show the freedom to explore some of the modern world rather than having to pretzel backwards to fit the '40s. Synonyms twisted, crooked, warped, contorted, deformed, misshapen, out of shape, irregular Origin Mid 19th century (originally US): from German Bretzel. Definition of pretzel in US English: pretzel nounˈprɛtsəlˈpretsəl A crisp biscuit baked in the form of a knot or stick and flavored with salt. Example sentencesExamples And I can't think of any better vehicle for crunchy grains of coarse salt than pretzels. Here's a quick guide to the chip and pretzel aisles of your supermarket. Eat salty pretzels and salted bagels before a race. Should they add hard pretzels and pretzel sticks to their repertoire? A while later, she came back with their drinks as well as pretzels that nobody wanted. I don't understand why the people who make pretzels think that they have to put salt on my pretzels for me. The plain, salted pretzels weren't ready, but ones stuffed with either cheese or apple cinnamon were available. Once they got through the masses of people, the hotdog and pretzel vendors, and the people-infested stores, it was cool. The girls are both daintily dipping their pretzel sticks in their water before taking bites. Aside from chips, which are properly considered members of the grease family, salt is present in many baked goods such as pretzels. verbˈprɛtsəlˈpretsəl [with object]North American Twist, bend, or contort. he found the snake pretzeled into a tangle of knots Example sentencesExamples How does he pretzel himself into that machine, anyway? As she curls up in her chair like a Siamese, I feel my hips press up against the arm rests and wonder where she's finding all that extra space to pretzel her body into feline folds. Among the favorite groups to clothe, house and take on a ride are bendable figures with extended limbs that can be ‘pretzeled’ into the most unlikely poses. You're now pretzeled, with your feet pointing opposite directions. It allowed for more elaborate plots with more technology, gave the show the freedom to explore some of the modern world rather than having to pretzel backwards to fit the '40s. This knowledge translates very well to the mat, where your opponent may force you into pretzeled positions against your will. Synonyms twisted, crooked, warped, contorted, deformed, misshapen, out of shape, irregular Origin Mid 19th century (originally US): from German Bretzel.
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