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- noun A
Japanese rice cake made fromglutinous rice .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I think I still love plain mochi sauteed in a frying pan and then dipped in a soy sauce with sugar.
Thank You! 2008
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Any combination of fresh fruit and mochi is the best, but my sister talked me into some Fruity Pebbles, which I must admit was pretty tasty.
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On a whim, we also decided to try the chocolate peanut butter mochi, since the typical plain mochi with azuki bean paste in the center was nowhere to be found.
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On a whim, we also decided to try the chocolate peanut butter mochi, since the typical plain mochi with azuki bean paste in the center was nowhere to be found.
Thank You! 2008
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On a whim, we also decided to try the chocolate peanut butter mochi, since the typical plain mochi with azuki bean paste in the center was nowhere to be found.
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Okane means money and mochi is derived from the infinitive motsu, or to hold onto.
Money Book 2006
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Okane means money and mochi is derived from the infinitive motsu, or to hold onto.
September 2006 2006
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It is extra-sticky and the Japanese call it 'mochi gome' or 'rice cake rice', since it's so glutenous that it is the rice of choice when making mochi.
Archive 2005-04-01 2005
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It is extra-sticky and the Japanese call it 'mochi gome' or 'rice cake rice', since it's so glutenous that it is the rice of choice when making mochi.
April 2005 2005
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Thank You! 2008
Prolagus commented on the word mochi
What the moon rabbit is pounding in its mortar.
February 8, 2010
hernesheir commented on the word mochi
Very nice, Pro.
February 8, 2010