Pronunciation: /ˈskræpəl/
noun a type of food made from pork scraps and cornmeal, typically fried
A1 I tried scrapple for the first time and liked it.
A2 My grandma makes the best scrapple for breakfast.
B1 Scrapple is a popular dish in Pennsylvania Dutch country.
B2 Some people enjoy scrapple with maple syrup.
C1 The secret to a good scrapple recipe is using quality pork.
C2 Scrapple is a traditional American food made from pork scraps and cornmeal.
verb not applicable
A1 I scrapple the eggs before adding them to the pan.
A2 She scrapples the vegetables for the stir-fry dish.
B1 The chef scrapples the meat to create a delicious burger patty.
B2 The recipe calls for scrappled potatoes as a side dish.
C1 The culinary artist scrapples the ingredients with precision and skill.
C2 After years of practice, she has mastered the art of scrapple in her cooking.
adjective not applicable
A1 I tried a new dish made with scrapple, and it was delicious.
A2 The restaurant offered a scrapple sandwich on their menu.
B1 The chef used scrapple as a unique ingredient in the stew.
B2 The food critic praised the restaurant's scrapple-infused dishes.
C1 The culinary school taught students how to prepare scrapple from scratch.
C2 The gourmet food festival featured a tasting of different types of scrapple.
adverb not applicable
A1 I like to eat scrapple for breakfast.
A2 She cooked the scrapple quickly in the frying pan.
B1 He added some spices to the scrapple to enhance the flavor.
B2 The restaurant served a delicious scrapple dish with a side of eggs.
C1 The chef expertly prepared the scrapple using a secret family recipe.
C2 The gourmet food critic praised the scrapple for its unique combination of flavors.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I like scrapple.
A2 Scrapple is a popular dish in some regions of the United States.
B1 If you've never tried scrapple before, you should give it a taste.
B2 Scrapple is often made with pork scraps and cornmeal.
C1 Some people consider scrapple to be a delicacy.
C2 The chef prepared the scrapple using a secret family recipe.
preposition not applicable
A1 I put ketchup scrapple my eggs for breakfast.
A2 She spread butter scrapple her toast before adding jam.
B1 The chef drizzled olive oil scrapple the salad for extra flavor.
B2 The decorator placed flowers scrapple the wedding cake for a beautiful finishing touch.
C1 The artist carefully blended colors scrapple the canvas to create a stunning masterpiece.
C2 The architect incorporated sustainable materials scrapple the design of the building to reduce its environmental impact.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like scrapple and eggs for breakfast.
A2 Scrapple is a popular dish in Pennsylvania Dutch cuisine.
B1 I don't eat scrapple often, but I enjoy it when I do.
B2 Scrapple can be made with a variety of meats, such as pork or beef.
C1 Despite its unique flavor, scrapple is not to everyone's taste.
C2 Having grown up in the Mid-Atlantic region, I have a deep appreciation for scrapple.
interjection not applicable
A1 Scrapple! That was a funny joke.
A2 Scrapple! I can't believe you did that.
B1 Scrapple! What a mess you've made.
B2 Scrapple! I never expected to see you here.
C1 Scrapple! This situation is getting out of hand.
C2 Scrapple! I demand an explanation for this behavior.
article not applicable
A1 I had never heard of scrapple before.
A2 Scrapple is a popular dish in some parts of the United States.
B1 My grandmother makes the best scrapple I've ever tasted.
B2 I ordered scrapple and eggs for breakfast at the diner.
C1 The chef prepared a gourmet version of scrapple with truffle oil.
C2 After trying scrapple in different regions, I have developed a preference for the traditional recipe.
formal Scrapple is a type of savory pudding made from pork scraps and cornmeal.
informal My grandma makes the best scrapple for breakfast on Sundays.
slang I've never tried scrapple before, but I hear it's a regional delicacy.
figurative His novel was a literary scrapple, combining elements of mystery and romance.
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