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1. (n.) doughnut
a small, usu. ring-shaped cake of sweetened dough fried in deep fat.
2. doughnut
any thick, ring-shaped object; toroid.
Etymology: (1795–1805)
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1. (noun) ring, halo, annulus, doughnut, anchor ring
a toroidal shape
"a ring of ships in the harbor"; "a halo of smoke"
2. (noun) doughnut, donut, sinker
a small ring-shaped friedcake
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1. (noun) doughnut
a round cake with a hole in middle
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1. (noun) doughnut
a small cake (usually sweetened) fried in a kettle of boiling lard
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Sense: a ring-shaped cake, with a hole in the middle, fried in fat.
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 Afrikaans: oliebol |
 Arabic: فَطيرَه مَقْلِيَّه |
 Bulgarian: донат |
 Brazilian: donut |
 Czech: kobliha |
 German: der Krapfen |
 Danish: doughnut |
 Greek: ντόνατ |
 Spanish: dónut |
 Estonian: pontšik, sõõrik |
 Farsi: دونات |
 Finnish: donitsi |
 French: beigne |
 Hebrew: סוּפגָנִייָה |
 Hindi: डोनट, एक प्रकार का बिस्कु |
 Croatian: krafna |
 Hungarian: fánk |
 Indonesian: donat |
 Icelandic: kleinuhringur |
 Italian: ciambella |
 Japanese: ドーナツ |
 Korean: 도넛 |
 Lithuanian: riesta spurga |
 Latvian: virtulis |
 Malay: donut |
 Dutch: doughnut |
 Norwegian: smultring |
 Polish: rodzaj pączka |
 Persian: دونات |
 Pashto: په غوړو كې پخه شوې ډوډۍ |
 Portuguese: donut |
 Romanian: gogoaşă |
 Russian: пончик |
 Slovak: pampúch |
 Slovenian: krof |
 Serbian: krofna |
 Swedish: munk |
 Thai: ขนมโดนัท |
 Turkish: donat, halka lokma |
 Taiwanese: 油炸圈餅 |
 Ukrainian: пончик |
 Urdu: میٹھے آٹے کا |
 Vietnamese: bánh cam vòng |
 Chinese: 炸面饼圈，油炸圈饼 |
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