nut bread
- noun
- /nʌt brɛd/
- On weekends, he substituted the homemade date and nut bread Amou prepared, and on special occasions, he had her cheese and mushroom omelet with pieces of fruit cut perfectly to frame it on his plate.
- banana nut bread
- date nut bread
- whole wheat nut bread
You've already had spaghetti, You've already had a couple pieces of banana nut bread.
- You've already had spaghetti, You've already had a couple pieces of banana nut bread.
Examples
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Homemade fudge, carrot cake, date nut bread.
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Ever taste his cream cheese and pimento on date nut bread?
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Whole Grain Pumpkin Banana Nut Bread.
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Oh, and transfer it into my banana nut bread themed cup.
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I promised Nordberg we'd bake a raisin nut bread tonight.
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What must his mother have thought when she pressed him to her breast for the first time? And she saw herself offering him a cup of tea and a slice of the banana nut bread she'd baked for her daughter, Jet.
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She enjoys a slice of nut bread with her morning coffee.
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For dessert, we served warm nut bread topped with honey.
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At the bakery, I bought a fresh loaf of nut bread filled with walnuts and almonds.
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'bread made with nuts' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'nut' (a type of seed) with 'bread' (baked dough); it denotes a subtype of bread containing nuts. This simple noun–noun compounding pattern is common across languages and would be immediately understandable to a B1 learner who knows both constituents.
Etymology
Nut bread paints a simple picture: a loaf of bread with chopped nuts mixed inside. So, it means 'a sweet or savory bread made with chopped nuts'.