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Meanings of croissant in English
Usage of croissant in English
1
Every morning, I'd go to the bakery and get a fresh croissant.
2
She helped herself to a cup of coffee and a chocolate croissant.
3
It wasn't working, largely due to the croissant crumbs on his shirt.
4
He dipped a croissant in his coffee as he talked to Reuters.
5
Elle nibbled on her croissant as she walked back to her room.
6
Dabbing marmalade on a piece of croissant, Flyte said, No, no, no.
7
David stared at his half-eaten croissant, his pot of Xapata cherry jam.
8
Stands of shaggy palms hemmed a fat, croissant-shaped slice of burnished sand.
9
Now I was really uncomfortable, and slathered some butter onto my fourth croissant.
10
Oh and there's a 32-minute video dedicated to making the 'perfect croissant' too.
11
A ge-chimp brought Dinlay a cup of coffee and a croissant.
12
Finishing the croissant, I went to the central files and pulled the jacket.
13
This can be something as simple as a croissant and coffee.
14
I was spreading peanut butter on a stale croissant when the phone rang.
15
Beckwirth put down the croissant and turned away to look out the window.
16
I did have a cup of coffee and a croissant, too.
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Croissant through the time
Croissant across language varieties
United States of America
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