kuchen
[ koo-khuh n ]
/ ˈku xən /
noun
a yeast-raised coffeecake, often containing fruit.
Origin of kuchen
First recorded in 1850–55,
kuchen is from the German word
Kuchen cake
Words nearby kuchen
Example sentences from the Web for kuchen
The woman laid a piece of the fresh Sunday Kuchen into his bundle and held it out toward him.
Moni the Goat Boy and Other Stories |Johanna SpyriWhen I was cutting you a piece of Kuchen, you would snatch greedily at the crumbs as they fell.
Ghetto Comedies |Israel ZangwillMany of these things Frau Knapf herself told me, standing there by the door with the Kuchen heavy on her mind.
Dawn O'Hara, The Girl Who Laughed |Edna FerberThe whole of the table on her right confessed to one Kuchen with their chocolate.
Pointed Roofs |Dorothy Richardson
British Dictionary definitions for kuchen
kuchen
/ (ˈkuːxən) /
noun
a breadlike cake containing apple, nuts, and sugar, originating from Germany
Word Origin for kuchen
German:
cake