peanut marzipan
peanut marzipan noun: a confection typical of Mexico and other Latin American countries, consisting of crushed peanuts and sugar, and in some regions eaten at Christmas.
Noun
peanut marzipan (countable and uncountable, plural peanut marzipans)
- A confection typical of Mexico and other Latin American countries, consisting of crushed peanuts and sugar, and in some regions eaten at Christmas.
Forms of peanut marzipan
| plural | peanut marzipans |
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Questions about peanut marzipan
- What does peanut marzipan mean?
- Peanut marzipan means a confection typical of Mexico and other Latin American countries, consisting of crushed peanuts and sugar, and in some regions eaten at Christmas.
- What part of speech is peanut marzipan?
- Peanut marzipan is a noun.
- What is the plural of peanut marzipan?
- The plural of peanut marzipan is peanut marzipans.
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