bacony
- adjective
- /ˈbeɪkəni/
- The soup had a rich, bacony flavor that made it taste incredible.
We were in Iowa and he said that the pizza at the gas station was too bacony or something like that.
- We were in Iowa and he said that the pizza at the gas station was too bacony or something like that.
Examples
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She prepared a bacony breakfast with crispy bacon and eggs.
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We were in Iowa and he said that the pizza at the gas station was too bacony or something like that.
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He we were in Iowa, and he said that the pizza at the gas station was too bacony or something like that.
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We have one final item, the cheesy bacony curly fries.
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The salad was topped with bacony bits that added a savory crunch.
Synonyms
Food made from pig meat like bacon or ham
How Bacony
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Etymology
The word bacony comes from bacon plus the ending -y, like in cheesy or smoky, and this ending means 'full of' or 'like' something. So bacony means 'having the taste or smell of bacon'.