CROUTON

CROUTON


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: crouton
Word origin: from French croûton, from croûte (see crust).
Phonetic: ˈkruːtɒn
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a small piece of fried or toasted bread served with soup or used as a garnish.


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Bit of fried bread
Bread cube
Caesar salad bit
Caesar salad garnish
Caesar salad topper
Crunchy bread bit
Crunchy salad morsel
Salad cube
Salad garnish
Salad morsel
Seasoned bread cube
Soup cube
Stale bread use
Bit of toast for garnish.
Pea soup additive.
Bread for soup.
Small piece of toasted bread.
Soup topping.
Soup or salad item
Bit of garnish
Salad bar cube
Caesar salad ingredient
Small cube of toasted bread
Small cube of fried bread
Small piece of toasted or fried bread served in soup
Prisoner accepts defeat, being in the soup
Heavy defeat in scam leaves one in the soup
Some toast right-winger admitting defeat
One of the toasts that may be offered with a meal
Learn about defeat when one's in the soup
Landslide admitted by party that's in the soup
Against eating grub as an accompaniment to 18?
Hammer racket outside put one in the soup
Stuff in blue cube that's fried
Party admitting defeat producing little bit of food
It's out of the frying pan and into the soup!
Criminal admits licking something fried
Small cube in a salad
Something thats an essential bit of your Caesar salad
Some toast stunning defeat in study
Felon goes round licking small fried item
Twin revolutionaries leading new republic
Peaceful, yielding one to skill in 10
Tired-looking writer of nonsense in Times I had reportedly contracted
Crunchy bread cube
Mate briefly eating out wanting accompaniment for 8 or 13 Across?
Deception thats brought about defeat? Ones in the soup
Some toast Tory admitting defeat
Reason against admitting defeat for one in the soup
Small piece of toasted or fried bread
Against accepting defeat? One’s in the soup
Crunchy bit in a salad
Crunchy salad bit




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