Crossword clues for blintz
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1903, from Yiddish blintze, from Russian blinyets, diminutive of blin "pancake," from Old Russian blinu.
Wiktionary
n. A thin blini (gloss: pancake), filled (often with sweet cheese) and folded, then sautéed or baked and often served with sour cream or a sweet sauce.
WordNet
n. (Judaism) thin pancake folded around a filling and fried or baked [syn: blintze]
Usage examples of "blintz".
And then he looked at the toilet, and, indeed, there was a crack in the porcelain, starting with a hole the size of a blintz and zigzagging out into a series of tributaries.
But the lawyers were all in bed Finally we found one, limp from an orgy and too much sleep Eating cheese blintzes with sour cream and gin on a redwood balcony with a fine exposure.
He sat down and ordered the blintzes, a pot of Spiderleg tea, and a dish of Canine Crunchies No.
Because he doesn’t believe in love, much less marriage, and he will NEVER go to Veselka’s for blintzes with me, much less stick around to meet The Dude—at least not long enough to form a meaningful relationship with him.
I know you’ve got a soft spot for humpbacked dwarves, stray cats, and your friend Holly, and I know you want to go to Veselka’s with me and eat blintzes.
But the lawyers were all in bed Finally we found one, limp from an orgy and too much sleep Eating cheese blintzes with sour cream and gin on a redwood balcony with a fine exposure.
McConn broke his face with a running Cambodian chop, then we drank his gin, ate his blintzes But failed to find anyone to rape and went back to the Mariners' Tavern to drink in the sun.
Then she happens to notice the flattened blintzes on my plate and she scowls hard enough to turn her tattoo into Hello Kitty Litter.
Ensign Pavel Chekov sat there, looking disconsolately at a plate of half-eaten blintzes and a large glass of soda water.