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Definition of blintz

blintz

/blɪnts/
blintz

Plural:blintzes
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• noun

1

A thin, rolled pancake of Eastern European Jewish origin, typically filled with sweetened cheese, fruit, or sometimes meat, and then baked or fried.

Example

"For Sunday brunch, we enjoyed sweet cheese blintzes topped with a homemade blueberry compote."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Borrowed into English from Yiddish 'blints', ultimately from Russian 'blinets', a diminutive of 'blin' meaning 'pancake'.

Usage Trend

Historical frequency of usage in published text.

180019102020

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