Eggy definition and meaning

Eggy definition: soaked in or tasting of egg , or resembling egg | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

Definition of ’eggy’

Word Frequency


eggy


in British English


(


ˈɛɡɪ


)


adjective

Word forms:


-gier


or


-giest


soaked

in or

tasting

of

egg

, or resembling egg
Enjoy French toast (or eggy bread) as a savoury or sweet dish.

Collins English Dictionary

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Word Frequency


eggy


in American English


(


ˈɛgi



)


adjective


1.

containing eggs, often, specif.,

beaten

eggs



eggy

bread


2.

having the

taste

or

smell

of eggs


3.


smeared

or covered with egg



eggy

spoons

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Examples of ‘eggy’ in a sentence

eggy


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Iris


picks

out the pungency of sappy, new-milled wood, the resin-scented oil, an eggy

stink

of sulfur, male

sweat

.


Gregory Maguire


CONFESSIONS OF AN UGLY STEPSISTER



(

1999

)

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eggy

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