nutty
1 of 1adjective/ˈnə.ti/
Forms:nuttier,nuttiest
1
having an eccentric or unconventional quality
- His nutty theories about time travel raised eyebrows among his peers.
- She came up with a nutty idea to start a bakery in her backyard.
- His nutty plans always involve something wild and unexpected.
- That’s a nutty idea, but it could actually work.
- They spent the whole afternoon brainstorming nutty inventions.
2
having a taste or aroma reminiscent of nuts, often rich, earthy, and slightly sweet
- The granola bar had a nutty flavor, with a blend of almonds, oats, and honey.
- The stir-fried vegetables had a nutty undertone from the addition of cashews.
- The brown rice had a nutty aroma and taste, providing a wholesome side dish.
- The pastry was filled with a nutty blend of pecans and caramel, creating a delicious dessert.
- The pesto sauce had a nutty richness, combining basil, pine nuts, and Parmesan cheese.
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