Lye Roll

Pronunciation: /laɪ roʊl/

Definitions of lye roll

noun a cylindrical shape or form

Example Sentences

A1 I made a lye roll for breakfast.

A2 She learned how to bake a lye roll in her cooking class.

B1 The bakery down the street sells delicious lye rolls.

B2 The recipe for the lye roll calls for a specific type of flour.

C1 The lye roll was perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.

C2 The chef's signature dish is a gourmet lye roll filled with artisanal ingredients.

Examples of lye roll in a Sentence

formal The chef demonstrated how to properly make a lye roll in the baking class.

informal I can't wait to try making a lye roll at home after watching that baking show.

slang I heard that bakery down the street makes the best lye rolls in town.

figurative Her words were like a lye roll, harsh and biting.

Grammatical Forms of lye roll

• past tense: lye rolled
• plural: lye rolls
• comparative: more lye roll
• superlative: most lye roll
• present tense: lye rolls
• future tense: will lye roll
• perfect tense: has lye rolled
• continuous tense: is lye rolling
• singular: lye roll
• positive degree: lye roll
• infinitive: to lye roll
• gerund: lye rolling
• participle: lye rolled

Origin and Evolution of lye roll

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The term 'lye roll' originated in medieval Europe, where lye was commonly used in the process of making bread.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'lye roll' evolved to refer to a specific type of bread roll that is made using lye in the baking process.