Pronunciation: /kraʊni/
noun a type of dessert that combines elements of a brownie and a cookie, typically with a crown-like shape on top
A1 I ate a delicious crownie for dessert.
A2 She bought a crownie from the bakery for her birthday.
B1 The cafe down the street makes the best crownies in town.
B2 As a baking enthusiast, she perfected her crownie recipe over the years.
C1 The chef's signature dish is a decadent crownie topped with ice cream.
C2 The annual dessert competition featured a unique twist with contestants creating crownie-inspired creations.
formal The bakery specializes in creating unique pastries, such as the crownie, a delicious combination of a brownie and a croissant.
informal I can't decide between a brownie or a croissant, so I think I'll just go for a crownie instead.
slang Let's grab some crownies and binge-watch our favorite TV show tonight.
figurative She was crowned the winner of the baking competition, earning her the title of 'Queen of the Crownies'.
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