blin
- noun
- /blɪn/
- For dinner, we made savory blins stuffed with mushrooms and cheese.
Examples
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The authors of the French survey remarked that despite recent activity in sex research as a result of AIDS, "empirical knowledge of sexual repertoires remains extremely limited" (Messiah, Blin, Fiche, & the ACSF group, 1995, p. 1,358).
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At breakfast, I enjoyed a delicious blin filled with fresh strawberries and cream.
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She topped her blin with caviar and sour cream for a traditional Russian treat.
Synonyms
A thin pancake folded around a filling like cheese then cooked by frying or baking
A thin pancake folded around a filling like cheese and cooked by frying or baking
People often eat thin round Russian pancakes with sour cream or caviar
A thin round Russian pancake often served with caviar or sour cream
A small thick round pancake that people eat with butter or jam
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Etymology
Blin names a thin, round Russian pancake. It comes from an old Slavic word for a flat cake and you may know it in English as blini, so the word still means this pancake often eaten with sweet or savory toppings.