English to Latvian Meaning of dough - mīkla

Dough :

mīkla

noun

mīkla

Dough :: mīklaDoughy :: jēls

← Douche

doughty →

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Definitions of dough in English

Noun(1) a flour mixture stiff enough to knead or roll(2) informal terms for money

Examples of dough in English

(1) We are not talking about being short of a little bit of dough , it is big money.(2) Die-hard fans will have no problem plunking down their hard-earned dough .(3) lots of dough(4) My family always preserved grapes on the vine and would use them with leftover bread dough to make this tart.(5) Don't worry about the fact he's already fronted up with a few million dollars of his own dough .(6) The film makes it clear that she is not exactly rolling in dough .(7) I'm no mathematician, but wouldn't the sale of the lad Rooney give them enough dough to cover the debt?(8) Fortified bread could be produced by adding yeast fortified with vitamins to bread dough .(9) Greggs Bakery is hoping to raise lots of dough at a charity run at Heaton Park.(10) Electricity runs the bread plants and proofing rooms to prepare the dough for baking.(11) He wrapped the combination in a thick slab of egg and flour dough , deep fried it and a legend was born.(12) add water to the flour and mix to a manageable dough(13) Once I get that we'll be okay, but they will be loan players I would say because we ain't got a lot of dough .(14) For yee biggest rock acts of yonder do stand to make a lot of dough from reunions.(15) It then offered several sets of instructions for using dough in cookies, pastry, bread, and the like.(16) Knead the chilled dough on a lightly floured board until it's elastic, then roll it out until it is quite thin.

Related Phrases of dough

(1) bread dough ::

maizes mīkla

(2) dough mixer ::

mīkla mikseris

(3) roll the dough ::

roll mīklu

(4) knead into dough ::

mīcīt uz mīklas

(5) fried dough cake ::

cepti mīklas torte

Related Phrases of dough

(1) bread dough ::

maizes mīkla

(2) dough mixer ::

mīkla mikseris

(3) roll the dough ::

roll mīklu

(4) knead into dough ::

mīcīt uz mīklas

(5) fried dough cake ::

cepti mīklas torte

Synonyms

Noun

1. lolly ::

lolly

2. dinero ::

dinero

3. loot ::

laupīt

4. pelf ::

nauda

5. cabbage ::

kāposti

6. boodle ::

kukulis

7. lettuce ::

salāti

8. lucre ::

peļņa

9. scratch ::

ieskrāpēt

10. sugar ::

cukurs

11. bread ::

maize

12. kale ::

virziņkāposti

15. gelt ::

gelt

17. wampum ::

wampum

Different Forms

dough, doughy

Word Example from TV Shows

eating cookie DOUGH and watching Princess Bride.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 5

Do you have any cookie DOUGH?

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 18

before making the DOUGH.

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 2

$Dad, the deadline is finishing\Nand I haven't got the dough.$

Dad, the deadline is finishing
and I haven't got the DOUGH.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 4

Examples of dough from TV Shows

eating cookie DOUGH and watching Princess Bride.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 5

Do you have any cookie DOUGH?

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 18

before making the DOUGH.

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 2

$Dad, the deadline is finishing\Nand I haven't got the dough.$

Dad, the deadline is finishing
and I haven't got the DOUGH.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 4

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