What does RUSKS mean?
rusks
- Parts of Speech: noun
- Definitions:
- hard, dry biscuits or twice-baked bread that are often eaten with tea or coffee
- hard, dry bread that has been sliced and toasted, often served as a snack or with soup
- Pronunciations:
- US: /rʌsks/
- UK: /rʌsks/
- Origin and Usage: The word "rusks" originated from the Latin word "ruscus," meaning "bramble." Rusks have been popular throughout history, particularly in Europe and the Middle East. They were originally developed as a way to preserve bread, and were often carried on long journeys. Rusks are still a popular snack today, and are often served with tea or coffee.
- Synonyms:
- twice-baked bread
- hardtack
- biscotti
- Related Words:
- crust
- toast
- bread
- flour
- baked
- Example Sentences:
- She enjoyed dipping her rusks in her tea.
- The rusk was so hard that he had to soak it in his soup before he could eat it.
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