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    Fried dough may be
    Fried dough may be

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    one of the most ubiquitous foods in the world.
    one of the most ubiquitous foods in the world.

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    In just about every country, you can find some variation
    In just about every country, you can find some variation

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    of a pastry that uses flour, water, and hot oil.
    of a pastry that uses flour, water, and hot oil.

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    From youtiao in China to jalebi in India,
    From youtiao in China to jalebi in India,

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    let's take a look at fried dough delicacies
    let's take a look at fried dough delicacies

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    around the world.
    around the world.

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    Jalebi is an Indian treat made from a fermented batter,
    Jalebi is an Indian treat made from a fermented batter,

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    which is swirled in hot oil to give it a spiral look.
    which is swirled in hot oil to give it a spiral look.

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    It's then placed in a syrup
    It's then placed in a syrup

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    colored with saffron and cardamom,
    colored with saffron and cardamom,

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    turning it an eye-catching orange.
    turning it an eye-catching orange.

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    The sticky exterior gives way to a jelly-like interior.
    The sticky exterior gives way to a jelly-like interior.

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    In China, youtiao is a fried dough stick
    In China, youtiao is a fried dough stick

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    that's served during breakfast.
    that's served during breakfast.

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    Both baking soda and baking powder
    Both baking soda and baking powder

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    are used to create the perfect rise.
    are used to create the perfect rise.

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    When served hot and fresh, youtiao is both crispy and chewy.
    When served hot and fresh, youtiao is both crispy and chewy.

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    You'll know that it was fried correctly
    You'll know that it was fried correctly

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    if the inside is hollow.
    if the inside is hollow.

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    Similar to youtiao, churros can be fried in a stick,
    Similar to youtiao, churros can be fried in a stick,

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    but have a star-shaped surface thanks to the nozzle
    but have a star-shaped surface thanks to the nozzle

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    used to pipe the dough straight into hot oil.
    used to pipe the dough straight into hot oil.

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    After frying, it's important to let the churros drain
    After frying, it's important to let the churros drain

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    before rolling them in a fragrant cinnamon-sugar mixture.
    before rolling them in a fragrant cinnamon-sugar mixture.

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    Churros are typically served with chocolate
    Churros are typically served with chocolate

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    or dulce de leche for an extra-sweet bite.
    or dulce de leche for an extra-sweet bite.

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    Zeppole are bite-sized doughnut balls
    Zeppole are bite-sized doughnut balls

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    that are light and fluffy.
    that are light and fluffy.

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    The doughnut is made from pate a choux,
    The doughnut is made from pate a choux,

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    which gives the zeppole an airy texture.
    which gives the zeppole an airy texture.

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    The dough should be fried for about five minutes,
    The dough should be fried for about five minutes,

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    then flipped to make sure all sides are golden brown.
    then flipped to make sure all sides are golden brown.

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    After frying, they're sprinkled with powdered sugar.
    After frying, they're sprinkled with powdered sugar.

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    These treats are messy, but worth it.
    These treats are messy, but worth it.

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    Created in 2013,
    Created in 2013,

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    the Cronut is a cross between a croissant and a doughnut.
    the Cronut is a cross between a croissant and a doughnut.

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    After being fried, Cronuts are stuffed with ganache
    After being fried, Cronuts are stuffed with ganache

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    or another delicious filling,
    or another delicious filling,

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    tossed in sugar, and topped with icing.
    tossed in sugar, and topped with icing.

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    Since they're made with laminated dough like a croissant,
    Since they're made with laminated dough like a croissant,

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    they're denser than a typical doughnut,
    they're denser than a typical doughnut,

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    but still light and crunchy.
    but still light and crunchy.

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    Even in 2021, New Yorkers are still lining up
    Even in 2021, New Yorkers are still lining up

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    for this iconic fried pastry.
    for this iconic fried pastry.

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    Malasadas are yeasted Portuguese doughnuts.
    Malasadas are yeasted Portuguese doughnuts.

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    They have a crispy outside coated with sugar,
    They have a crispy outside coated with sugar,

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    while the inside is light, fluffy, and sweet.
    while the inside is light, fluffy, and sweet.

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    Traditionally, malasadas are plain,
    Traditionally, malasadas are plain,

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    but you can also find some
    but you can also find some

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    that have custard, cream, and jelly fillings.
    that have custard, cream, and jelly fillings.

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    BeaverTails are a popular Canadian pastry
    BeaverTails are a popular Canadian pastry

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    that originated in 1978.
    that originated in 1978.

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    The whole-wheat dough is hand-stretched
    The whole-wheat dough is hand-stretched

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    into the wide, flat shape of a beaver's tail
    into the wide, flat shape of a beaver's tail

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    before it's deep-fried.
    before it's deep-fried.

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    There are a variety of decadent toppings you can add,
    There are a variety of decadent toppings you can add,

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    such as Nutella, fruity cereal, peanut butter, and jam.
    such as Nutella, fruity cereal, peanut butter, and jam.

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    The bread has a crunchy exterior
    The bread has a crunchy exterior

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    with a soft and chewy interior.
    with a soft and chewy interior.

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    Koeksisters are South African braided doughnuts
    Koeksisters are South African braided doughnuts

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    that are covered in syrup.
    that are covered in syrup.

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    The dough for koeksisters is stretched thinly
    The dough for koeksisters is stretched thinly

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    and braided with tightly joined ends so it doesn't unravel.
    and braided with tightly joined ends so it doesn't unravel.

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    Once removed from the hot oil,
    Once removed from the hot oil,

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    the doughnuts are dipped into sugary syrup
    the doughnuts are dipped into sugary syrup

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    that's kept ice cold to ensure crisp texture on the surface
    that's kept ice cold to ensure crisp texture on the surface

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    with a sweet interior.
    with a sweet interior.

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    In Nepal, you can find sel roti,
    In Nepal, you can find sel roti,

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    a sweet, ring-shaped rice bread.
    a sweet, ring-shaped rice bread.

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    Ghee, milk, and sugar are added to the rice flour
    Ghee, milk, and sugar are added to the rice flour

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    to make a paste, then the batter is deep-fried
    to make a paste, then the batter is deep-fried

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    until both sides are golden brown.
    until both sides are golden brown.

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    Because of the sweetness of sel roti,
    Because of the sweetness of sel roti,

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    it's typically served with a spicy curry
    it's typically served with a spicy curry

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    to give it some balance and tickle your taste buds.
    to give it some balance and tickle your taste buds.

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    Akara is a fritter that is made from black-eyed peas,
    Akara is a fritter that is made from black-eyed peas,

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    onions, and bell pepper.
    onions, and bell pepper.

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    The peas are blended into a thick paste
    The peas are blended into a thick paste

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    and whisked vigorously
    and whisked vigorously

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    until the batter becomes light and fluffy.
    until the batter becomes light and fluffy.

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    A good akara should hold a round shape
    A good akara should hold a round shape

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    with a crispy exterior and a soft and airy interior.
    with a crispy exterior and a soft and airy interior.

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    Chapssal doughnuts are a popular Korean treat.
    Chapssal doughnuts are a popular Korean treat.

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    The doughnut is made from a sweet rice flour.
    The doughnut is made from a sweet rice flour.

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    The super-crispy outside layer is coated with sugar.
    The super-crispy outside layer is coated with sugar.

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    On the inside, you can choose from a variety of fillings,
    On the inside, you can choose from a variety of fillings,

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    from sweet red bean paste to savory options like cheese.
    from sweet red bean paste to savory options like cheese.

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    Kuih keria is a Malaysian doughnut
    Kuih keria is a Malaysian doughnut

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    that's made from sweet potatoes.
    that's made from sweet potatoes.

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    Kuih keria does not contain any rising agents,
    Kuih keria does not contain any rising agents,

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    making it denser than your typical yeasted doughnut.
    making it denser than your typical yeasted doughnut.

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    After the doughnut is fried,
    After the doughnut is fried,

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    it's coated with emulsified palm sugar
    it's coated with emulsified palm sugar

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    that melts in your mouth.
    that melts in your mouth.

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    Arguably the oldest dessert in Greece,
    Arguably the oldest dessert in Greece,

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    loukoumades have been around
    loukoumades have been around

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    since the first Olympic games in 776 BC,
    since the first Olympic games in 776 BC,

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    with these doughnut balls presented
    with these doughnut balls presented

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    as "honey tokens" to the winners.
    as "honey tokens" to the winners.

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    Traditionally, they are soaked with honey or syrup,
    Traditionally, they are soaked with honey or syrup,

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    but nowadays you can find them served
    but nowadays you can find them served

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    with a variety of toppings, like chocolate or jam.
    with a variety of toppings, like chocolate or jam.

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    Oliebollen is a Dutch doughnut
    Oliebollen is a Dutch doughnut

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    that is generally served around Christmas and New Year's.
    that is generally served around Christmas and New Year's.

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    Often containing raisins and currants,
    Often containing raisins and currants,

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    the dough is scooped into balls, then fried to golden brown.
    the dough is scooped into balls, then fried to golden brown.

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    Oliebollen are covered with powdered sugar
    Oliebollen are covered with powdered sugar

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    and sometimes a light sprinkling of cinnamon
    and sometimes a light sprinkling of cinnamon

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    that is sure to put you in a festive mood.
    that is sure to put you in a festive mood.

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    Namak pare is a deep-fried savory snack
    Namak pare is a deep-fried savory snack

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    that is commonly found in Pakistan and India.
    that is commonly found in Pakistan and India.

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    Cumin seeds are mixed into the dough,
    Cumin seeds are mixed into the dough,

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    which is cut into diamond-shaped pieces, then deep-fried.
    which is cut into diamond-shaped pieces, then deep-fried.

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    The treats are crispy, crunchy, and slightly salty,
    The treats are crispy, crunchy, and slightly salty,

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    and you can add chili powder or other spices
    and you can add chili powder or other spices

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    to give them more heat or flavor,
    to give them more heat or flavor,

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    depending on your preference.
    depending on your preference.

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    Boortsog are often referred to
    Boortsog are often referred to

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    as a deep-fried butter cookie,
    as a deep-fried butter cookie,

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    but many would find them reminiscent of a doughnut.
    but many would find them reminiscent of a doughnut.

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    They originated in Mongolia
    They originated in Mongolia

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    and have since become popular across Central Asia.
    and have since become popular across Central Asia.

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    The dough is cut into rectangles and slit in the middle,
    The dough is cut into rectangles and slit in the middle,

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    allowing bakers to pull the ends through the center,
    allowing bakers to pull the ends through the center,

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    creating a knot.
    creating a knot.

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    The cookies are slightly sweet
    The cookies are slightly sweet

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    and are normally served with honey, butter, or cheese.
    and are normally served with honey, butter, or cheese.

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    So which fried dough do you want to try?
    So which fried dough do you want to try?

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    Are there any we missed?
    Are there any we missed?

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    Let us know in the comments below.
    Let us know in the comments below.

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What Doughnuts Look Like Around The World

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Fried dough may be. one of the most ubiquitous foods in the world.. In just about every country, you can find some variation
of a pastry that uses flour, water, and hot oil.. From youtiao in China to jalebi in India,. let's take a look at fried dough delicacies. around the world.. Jalebi is an Indian treat made from a fermented batter,
which is swirled in hot oil to give it a spiral look.
It's then placed in a syrup. colored with saffron and cardamom,. turning it an eye-catching orange.. The sticky exterior gives way to a jelly-like interior.
In China, youtiao is a fried dough stick. that's served during breakfast.. Both baking soda and baking powder. are used to create the perfect rise.. When served hot and fresh, youtiao is both crispy and chewy.
You'll know that it was fried correctly. if the inside is hollow..

Video Vocabulary

/ˌikˈstirēər/

adjective noun

External; of the outside part. outer surface or structure.

/imˈpôrtnt/

adjective

Having power or authority.

/ˈtərniNG/

noun verb

place where road branches off from another. To change the direction of something, e.g. a car.

adjective noun verb

as good as is possible. perfect tense. make completely free from faults.

/yo͞oˈbikwədəs/

adjective

Found everywhere; found in many places.

verb

To go through a chemical change to make alcohol.

/ˈfrāɡrənt/

adjective

having pleasant or sweet smell.

/ˈCHo͝orō/

noun other

sweet Spanish snack consisting of strip of fried dough dusted with sugar or cinnamon. .

/ˈrōliNG/

adjective verb

moving by turning over and over on axis. To continue along as time normally progresses.

/ˈsərfəs/

adjective noun verb

Of the top layer; not deep or meaningful. Nature or emotions that show, but may not be true. To give (road) a top layer.

/ˈsafrən/

noun

orange-yellow flavouring, food colouring, and dye made from dried stigmas of crocus.

/swərl/

verb

To make a twisting shape, mark, or pattern.

/ˈkələrd/

adjective noun verb

Having a certain color skin, usually dark. non-white person. To change or affect someone's opinion.

/strāt/

adjective adverb noun

extending or moving uniformly in one direction only. in straight line. part of something that is not curved.