See also: dinner roll (US)

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Definition of bread roll - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
foodUK small round bread served as a side or for sandwichesUK
- She put butter on the bread roll.
- He enjoyed a bread roll with his salad.
- The bakery sold out of bread rolls by noon.
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small round bread served as a side or for sandwiches
Terms with bread roll included in their meaning
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food
sausage in a bread roll with condiments
food
bread roll with a soft crust
food
small sweet bread roll
baking
ring-shaped bread roll boiled before baking
cooking
soft round bread roll for hamburgers
food
soft bread roll for holding a hot dog
food
type of sweet, light bread or roll
food
long French bread roll
pastry
crescent-shaped flaky bread roll often called croissant in North America
food
bread roll with a firm crust
food
crusty round bread roll with a star pattern
food
type of bread roll with onions
food
round flat soft bread roll
Irish food
bread roll with traditional breakfast fillings
bread type
small, soft bread roll often served at meals
food
type of sweet bread roll from Devon, England
food
sweet bread roll with icing
food
soft bread roll for holding a frankfurter
baking
soft bread roll made with milk
scotland
type of white bread roll popular in Scotland
food
bread roll with a hard crust
food
soft bread roll from Scotland
hot dog
sausage served in a bread roll
food
small round bread roll
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- French:petit pain, ...
- German:Brötchen, ...
- Italian:panino, ...
- Spanish:panecillo, ...
- Portuguese:papo-seco, ...
- Chinese:小圆面包, ...
- Japanese:ロールパン, ...
- Arabic:لَفَافَة خُبْز, ...
- Hebrew:לַחְמָנִיָּה, ...
- Russian:булочка, ...
- Ukrainian:булочка, ...
- Hindi:रोल, ...
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