Definition
Definition of egg-filled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
foodcontaining or full of eggs
- The nest was egg-filled, ready for the hatching season.
2.
ingredienthaving eggs as a main component
- The egg-filled pastry was a hit at the party.
Origin of egg-filled
English, egg (egg) + filled (filled)
Terms with egg-filled included in their meaning
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Easter treat
hollow or filled chocolate shaped like an egg
food
small pastry filled with egg custard
food
hard-boiled egg filled with seasoned mixture
dessert
tart filled with egg-based custard
Examples of egg-filled in a sentence
She found an egg-filled omelet on the breakfast table. The egg-filled omelet was delicious and fluffy. She baked an egg-filled quiche for breakfast.
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- French:rempli d'œufs, aux œufs, ...
- German:eiergefüllt, mit Eiern gefüllt, ...
- Italian:pieno di uova, ripieno di uova, ...
- Spanish:lleno de huevos, relleno de huevo, ...
- Portuguese:recheado de ovos, ...
- Chinese:满是蛋的, 蛋馅的, ...
- Japanese:卵でいっぱいの, ...
- Arabic:مليء بالبيض, مَحْشُوّ بِالبَيْض, ...
- Hebrew:מָלֵא בֵּיצִים, ...
- Russian:содержащий яйца, яичный, ...
- Ukrainian:наповнений яйцями, з яйцями, ...
- Hindi:अंडों से भरा, अंडे से भरा, ...
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