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son-in-law egg

son-in-law egg noun: a boiled egg that has been shelled and then deep-fried.

Noun

son-in-law egg (plural son-in-law eggs)

  1. A boiled egg that has been shelled and then deep-fried.
    Synonyms:
    kai leuk koey

Synonyms of son-in-law egg

  • kai leuk koey

Forms of son-in-law egg

pluralson-in-law eggs

Origin of son-in-law egg

Calque of Thai ไข่ลูกเขย (khai luuk kheeuy), from ไข่ (khai, “egg”) + ลูกเขย (luuk kheeuy, “son-in-law”).

Questions about son-in-law egg

What does son-in-law egg mean?
Son-in-law egg means a boiled egg that has been shelled and then deep-fried.
What part of speech is son-in-law egg?
Son-in-law egg is a noun.
What is the plural of son-in-law egg?
The plural of son-in-law egg is son-in-law eggs.

Words near son-in-law egg in the dictionary

  1. son of the manse
  2. son of the morning
  3. Son of the Morning Star
  4. son of the soil
  5. son-in-law
  6. son-in-law egg
  7. son-in-law eggs
  8. son-in-laws
  9. son-of-a-bitch
  10. son-of-a-bitch stew
  11. son-of-a-bitching

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