H hopla New Member russian << Topic: What does "hearty bread" mean? >> It's the question. Last edited by a moderator: Nov 1, 2014
👁 sound shift sound shift Senior Member Derby (central England) English - England Please give us a complete sentence. If "bread" is followed by a noun, "bread" is adjectival. If it is not followed by a noun, it is itself a noun. This will have an effect on the meaning.
Please give us a complete sentence. If "bread" is followed by a noun, "bread" is adjectival. If it is not followed by a noun, it is itself a noun. This will have an effect on the meaning.
👁 ewie ewie Senior Member Manchester English English Please help us by providing some context so we can help you.
C Cagey post mod (English Only / Latin) California English - US This is meaning 4 of hearty. A hearty bread would be one that is filling and full of nutritious ingredients. A soft white bread is not a hearty bread. A heavy brown bread is.
This is meaning 4 of hearty. A hearty bread would be one that is filling and full of nutritious ingredients. A soft white bread is not a hearty bread. A heavy brown bread is.
👁 Bevj Bevj Allegra Moderata (Sp/Eng, Cat) Girona, Spain English (U.K.) By 'hearty' I would imagine fresh, crusty bread, probably home-baked.
