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breadcrumb
[ bred-kruhm ]
noun
- a crumb of bread, either dried or soft.
- Usually breadcrumbs. Also called breadcrumb trail. Digital Technology. a sequence of text links on the current page of a website or web-based application, usually at the top, showing the page's location within a hierarchy of content or browsing history and providing a convenient navigational tool:
Online shoppers can use breadcrumbs to see other products in the same category.
breadcrumb
/ ˈɛˌʌ /
noun
- the soft inner part of bread
- plural bread crumbled into small fragments, as for use in cooking
verb
- to coat (food) with breadcrumbs
egg and breadcrumb the escalopes
Word History and Origins
Origin of breadcrumb1
Example Sentences
But those won’t be as big and bold as, say, toasted walnuts or buttered breadcrumbs.
The nuggets, made from all-white meat, are marinated in “jalapeño buttermilk flavor” and coated in a mixture of breadcrumbs and tortilla chips, Today reported.
Half a stale baguette wasn’t trash; it was bread pudding or croutons or something I could blitz into breadcrumbs.
Cooked in ovenproof shells or ramekins, scallops are nestled within a rich sauce of wine, herbs and cream then topped with toasty, cheesy breadcrumbs.
When the young girl in her care dies, Estela comes under suspicion, and, during questioning, she leaves family secrets as breadcrumbs, daring detectives to follow her trail.
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