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1. (n.) muffin
a small quick bread made with flour or cornmeal, eggs, milk, etc., and baked in a pan containing a series of cuplike molds.
Etymology: (1695–1705; orig. uncert.)
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1. (noun) muffin, gem
a sweet quick bread baked in a cup-shaped pan
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1. (noun) muffin
a small, soft, round cake
a blueberry/banana muffin
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1. (noun) muffin
a light, spongy, cylindrical cake, used for breakfast and tea
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Sense: a type of round, flat cake eaten hot with butter.
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 Afrikaans: muffin |
 Arabic: فَطيرَة زُبْدَه |
 Bulgarian: кифла |
 Brazilian: biscoito |
 Czech: druh vdolečku |
 German: die Teesemmel |
 Danish: muffin |
 Greek: είδος μικρού κέικ |
 Spanish: magdalena |
 Estonian: kukkel |
 Farsi: مافین |
 Finnish: teeleipä |
 French: muffin |
 Hebrew: מַאפִין |
 Hindi: एक तरह का केक |
 Croatian: vrsta peciva |
 Hungarian: (meleg vajas teasütemény) |
 Indonesian: nama kue |
 Icelandic: lítil formkaka |
 Italian: (tipo di dolce) |
 Japanese: マフィン |
 Korean: (밀가루, 옥수수 가루로 만드는) 작고 둥근 |
 Lithuanian: sviestinė bandelė |
 Latvian: apaļa bulciņa |
 Malay: baulu |
 Dutch: cakeje |
 Norwegian: liten kake, muffin |
 Polish: !!rodzaj bułeczki |
 Persian: مافین |
 Pashto: مافین |
 Portuguese: biscoito |
 Romanian: brioşă |
 Russian: оладья |
 Slovak: muffin, (teplý) piškótový |
 Slovenian: kolaček |
 Serbian: vrsta pogačice |
 Swedish: tekaka |
 Thai: มัฟฟิน |
 Turkish: ufak yuvarlak ekmek |
 Taiwanese: 鬆餅 |
 Ukrainian: гаряча здоба |
 Urdu: ایک قسم کا کیک جسے مکھن ک |
 Vietnamese: bánh nướng xốp |
 Chinese: 松饼 |
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