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Pringle

Pringle

1.8
A brand of curved crispy potato snack sold in a tall can
  • proper noun
translation icon : Pringle
  • After the picnic, we had an empty can of Pringles to take home.

Unless it's like a Pringle can should be this size.

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Examples

  • I always love a Pringle.

  • Next match up here Pringles sour cream and onion or kettle cooked sour cream and onion.

  • OK, so Pringles with a chocolate surprise.

  • And we got so many requests from you guys to play the Pringles Challenge.

  • So if you enjoy Pringles, Gene Wolf is partly responsible for that.

  • Was eating Pringles and dipping them in hummus.

  • OK, this is hard because the sour cream and onion Pringles and the sour Skittles are two of my favorite things of all time.

  • Look for this DIY, you'll need some Pringles and I love Pringles so I'm not complaining.

  • I love enjoying a Pringle during movie nights with friends.

  • At the party, everyone grabbed a can of Pringles to share.

Synonyms

chipper
vsPringle
  • US
41 2.7

A thin, crispy snack made from potatoes or corn

is the branded curved potato snack sold in a can rather than fried slices
crisp
vsPringle
  • UK
27 1.2

A thin fried slice of potato eaten cold as a snack

is the branded curved snack sold packed in a can
gaufrette
vsPringle
  • Specialized
1 9.9

A thin crispy potato slice with a waffle pattern fried until crunchy

is instead a manufactured curved snack not made in a lattice pattern
Saratoga chip
vsPringle
  • Archaic
8.4

A thin, crisp slice of potato fried in hot oil

is the later manufactured curved snack sold in a can

Surface Forms

Pringle main

Etymology

Pringle for the snack comes from a family name that a company used as a brand, so the name simply labels the curved, crispy chips sold in a can.