Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
knish
Noun
kəˈnɪʃ
Definition
A knish is a type of pastry filled with a variety of ingredients, commonly associated with Jewish cuisine.
Examples
- I enjoyed a delicious potato knish at the deli.
- She bought a beef knish from the street vendor.
- The knish was warm and flaky, perfect for a chilly day.
Meaning
The term ‘knish’ refers to a baked or fried pastry that typically has a savory filling, such as potato, meat, cheese, or vegetables. It is often enjoyed as a snack or a meal.
Synonyms
- Pastry
- Pasty
- Empanada
