donut
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdonutdo‧nut /ˈdəʊnʌt $ ˈdoʊ-/ noun [countable] especially American English
x-refanother spelling of doughnutExamples from the Corpusdonut• She is eating a donut, and the powdered sugar makes more spots on her dress.• She takes out another donut, breaks it in half and offers it to me.• They shared a box of donuts and talked some more.• Anne, smiling innocently, handed the guard a couple of donuts on the way by.• On the concrete floor inside are tire tracks, and skid marks where kids have done wheelies or donuts.• The donuts turned out to be lousy.• Glen we called him country no he was donut.
x-refanother spelling of doughnutExamples from the Corpusdonut• She is eating a donut, and the powdered sugar makes more spots on her dress.• She takes out another donut, breaks it in half and offers it to me.• They shared a box of donuts and talked some more.• Anne, smiling innocently, handed the guard a couple of donuts on the way by.• On the concrete floor inside are tire tracks, and skid marks where kids have done wheelies or donuts.• The donuts turned out to be lousy.• Glen we called him country no he was donut.- start a business/company/firm etc
- start a company etc
- start a family
- start a fight
- start a fight/argument
- start a firm etc
- start a PhD
- start afresh
- start afresh/anew
- start anew
- start anew
- start anything
- start back
- start badly etc
- start badly/well/slowly etc
- start by doing
- start college
- start doing
- start doing
- start doing something
- start from scratch
- start from scratch/zero
- start from zero
- start in
- start off