What is another word for cuon?

Pronunciation: [kwˈɒn] (IPA)

Cuon, a Vietnamese word, refers to a type of food, commonly known as the Vietnamese meat rolls. It is a delicious meal that is typically made up of minced meat, vermicelli noodles, vegetables, and a variety of herbs all rolled into a rice paper. Synonyms for the word cuon include spring rolls, summer rolls, and rice paper rolls. Spring rolls are a similar type of food that is made in many different communities in Asia and around the world. Summer rolls are a Vietnamese-style of spring rolls, but with added fresh herbs and lettuce, making them lighter and more refreshing. Rice paper rolls are similar to spring rolls, but with thin rice paper instead of wheat-based wrappers.

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Usage examples for Cuon

But it was a Taph, or high altar, sacred to Al-Ope, Sol Pytho, who was the Deity of the place called Cer-cuon.
"A New System; or, an Analysis of Antient Mythology. Volume II. (of VI.)"
Jacob Bryant
Mr. Blanford describes another skin which was purchased at Kashgar, and which he supposes may belong to a new species, but there was no skull with it-it is that of a smaller canine, midway between a wolf and a jackal, the prevailing tint being black, mixed with pale rufous, and white along the back and upper surface of the tail; pale rufous on the flanks, limbs, anterior portion of the abdomen and under the tail; a distinct black line down the front of each foreleg; upper part of head rufous, mixed with whitish and black, the forehead being greyer, owing to the white tips to the hairs; the tip of the tail is quite black, and the tail itself is short, as in the jackal, but more bushy, the feet larger than the common jackal-a short, bushy tail agrees with cuon, so also does the large foot.
"Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon"
Robert A. Sterndale

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