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Meanings of doughnut in English
Economic model used to measure the performance of an economy by the extent to which the needs of people are met without overshooting Earth's ecological ceiling.
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Usage of doughnut in English
1
Lula gazed into the doughnut box, thinking ahead to doughnut number three.
2
He thought that my doughnut and coffee should be on the house.
3
Moyo bit into his doughnut, which tasted as good as it looked.
4
Stanhope will work with the BBC to redevelop the concrete doughnut-shaped site.
5
With the second doughnut, my mind took another go at the skeletons.
6
And Barbara raised her hand and threw her doughnut over the cliff.
7
A cruller is only a fried doughnut when it gets out West.
8
Jules bit into a doughnut, and raspberry glop oozed onto her lip.
9
But... he said, and trailed off, taking another bite of the doughnut.
10
Morelli gave a chunk of doughnut to Rex and topped his cup.
11
The tire's doughnut-shaped shadow slipped back and forth on the weedy ground.
12
There are few ills that can't be cured with a warm doughnut
13
Billy-Joe responded with a doltish grin, and dived clean through the doughnut.
14
I ate a doughnut and drank a cup of tepid orange juice.
15
Rosie took a bite of a tiny doughnut sprinkled with lavender sugar.
16
Old Bart, shabby and inconspicuous, was dunking a doughnut in his coffee.
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Doughnut through the time
Doughnut across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common