Pronunciation: /doʊ/
noun a thick, malleable mixture of flour and liquid, used for baking bread or pastry
A1 I like to make pizza dough from scratch.
A2 She kneaded the dough until it was smooth and elastic.
B1 The baker used a special technique to ferment the dough overnight.
B2 The dough was left to rise for two hours before baking.
C1 The chef carefully weighed each portion of dough to ensure consistency in the final product.
C2 After proofing, the dough was shaped into loaves and scored before being placed in the oven.
formal The baker kneaded the dough for the bread carefully.
informal I love to play with dough when I'm making pizza at home.
slang Let's roll in the dough and buy some new clothes!
figurative She had to work hard to earn enough dough to pay for her dream vacation.
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