churro
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- noun
- /ˈtʃʊroʊ/
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churro
- They were sitting in a noisy bar, drinking hot chocolate and sharing a plateful of the greasy sticks of fried pastry called churros.
- churros with chocolate
- sugar-dusted churros
- churro vendor
I, I had a bad churro and it like wasn't good, but it was still a churro.
- I, I had a bad churro and it like wasn't good, but it was still a churro.
- It's a footlong cookie and a footlong pretzel and AI think a footlong churro, which churro are Aren't all churros foot long or even longer?
- It is a fried churro filled with what looks to be Dolce de leche.
- There are free churros on the carpet and it was the best, my favorite red carpet fashion moment.
Examples
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At the festival, we bought delicious churros topped with cinnamon.
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The main reason I ever go to Disneyland is churro consumption.
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We bought you a churro.
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The first stop we made was at the turkey leg stand and then the churro stand.
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It's not my favorite, but I will say the churros are amazing.
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She was really nice and bought me a churro.
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At one store, he bought an empanada; at another, a long twisting churro.
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Some prefer a dusting of sugar on their churros, which come in various shapes and sizes: chunky, thin, straight, or knotted.
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The churros are deep-fried in sizzling olive oil, and if that's making your health-conscious self guilty, think of all the antioxidant-rich chocolate you are drinking on the side.
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I enjoyed a crispy churro coated in sugar at the fair.
Synonyms
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A baked item like a croissant or tart that people often eat with coffee
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Etymology
Churro comes from Spanish (and Portuguese) and may come from an old word meaning 'curly' or from the name of a Spanish sheep, Churra, because early churros were shaped like small horns or twisted ropes. So a churro is easy to remember: it is a long, often curled, fried dough treat usually dusted with sugar and eaten with chocolate.