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Definition of “pastry”

pastry (ˈpeɪstrɪ Pronunciation for pastry

Definitions

noun

(plural) -tries
  1. a dough of flour, water, shortening, and sometimes other ingredients
  2. baked foods, such as tarts, made with this dough
  3. an individual cake or pastry pie

Word Origin

C16: from paste1

Synonyms

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= tart, Danish (pastry), pasty, tartlet

Translations for 'pastry'

  • British English: pastryPronunciation for pastry Pastry is a food made of flour, fat, and water that is used for making pies and flans.ˈpeɪstrɪ NOUN
  • Arabic: مُعَجَّنَاتٌPronunciation for مُعَجَّنَاتٌ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: massaPronunciation for massaalimento
  • Chinese: 馅饼皮Pronunciation for 馅饼皮
  • Croatian: kolačiPronunciation for kolači
  • Czech: těstoPronunciation for těstosladké
  • Danish: butterdejPronunciation for butterdej
  • Dutch: gebakjePronunciation for gebakje
  • European Spanish: masaPronunciation for masatartas
  • Finnish: taikinaPronunciation for taikina
  • French: pâtePronunciation for pâte
  • German: TeigPronunciation for Teig
  • Greek: ζύμηPronunciation for ζύμη
  • Italian: impastoPronunciation for impasto
  • Japanese: 生地Pronunciation for 生地料理
  • Korean: 페이스트리Pronunciation for 페이스트리
  • Norwegian: butterdeigPronunciation for butterdeig
  • Polish: ciastkoPronunciation for ciastko
  • Portuguese: massaPronunciation for massaalimento
  • Romanian: aluat aluaturi
  • Russian: тестоPronunciation for тесто
  • Spanish: masaPronunciation for masapastel
  • Swedish: bakverkPronunciation for bakverk
  • Thai: ขนมอบPronunciation for ขนมอบ
  • Turkish: hamurPronunciation for hamur
  • Ukrainian: випічка
  • Vietnamese: bánh ngọtPronunciation for bánh ngọt

Example Sentences Including 'pastry'

Add butter and, with a pastry blender, cut in butter until mixture is ragged and clumps together.
Toronto Sun (2003)
Bake for 25 minutes, or until pastry is risen and golden brown.
Sun, News of the World (2000)
But in 1979, Arkan escaped and lay low for two years in Germany, posing as a pastry chef.
Sun, News of the World (2000)
Dessert was an exquisite puff pastry rectangle with stalks of just sweet enough pink rhubarb served with ginger ice cream.
Toronto Sun (2003)
I sat outside the Hotel du Port in my Peugeot 504 saloon eating a pastry stuffed with a Toulouse sausage.
Robert Wilson A DARKENING STAIN (2002)
Put the pastry in horn moulds, making sure that it is spread evenly.
Wild, Anthony The East India Company Book of Coffee
She stood up, scraping her chair back on the floor with such vehemence that the Japanese man next to her nearly dropped his pastry.
Erskine, Barbara Midnight is a Lonely Place
We're having pie and chips for tea tonight so I'll just eat the meat and the chips and leave off the pastry.
Jane Asher LOSING IT (2002)
Which still doesn't explain why she wears a Danish pastry on each ear.
New Scientist (1999)

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