Raisins

Definition of Raisins

Raisins are dried grapes that are used in cooking and baking, or eaten as a snack.

How should Raisins divide into syllables

The word 'raisins' is made up of two syllables. The first syllable 'rai' has one vowel ('ai') and one consonant ('r'). The second syllable 'sins' also has one vowel ('i') and three consonants ('s', 'n', 's').

Part of Speech - Raisins

She added some raisins to the oatmeal cookies.

Sentences with Raisins

• 1. She ate a handful of raisins for a snack.
• 2. He put some raisins in his oatmeal for breakfast.
• 3. The recipe called for raisins in the bread.
• 4. The trail mix had raisins, nuts, and seeds.
• 5. She added raisins to the rice pudding for extra sweetness.
• 6. The fruitcake was filled with raisins and other dried fruit.
• 7. He snacked on raisins during the movie.
• 8. She packed some raisins in her lunch.
• 9. The granola bar had raisins and chocolate chips.
• 10. The muffins were loaded with raisins and cinnamon.

Quotes with Raisins

• 1. "Life is uncertain. Eat dessert first." - Ernestine Ulmer
• 2. "I am the prince of the raisin industry." - Phil Rosenthal
• 3. "I once had a rose named after me and I was very flattered. But I was not pleased to read the description in the catalogue: 'No good in a bed, but fine against a wall.'" - Eleanor Roosevelt
• 4. "I'm a raisin in the sun." - Lorraine Hansberry
• 5. "I love fruit, I love vegetables. It's not like it's a hardship to eat them. My diet is pretty clean, and I don't eat many processed foods. I eat a lot of lean protein." - Summer Sanders

Number of characters in Raisins

7 ( r, a, i, s, i, n, s )

Unique letters in Raisins

5 ( r, a, i, s, n )

Raisins Backwards

snisiar

Phonetic Transcription of Raisins

IPA (International): ˈreɪzʌnz

ARA (American): ˈrezʌnz

EPA (English): ˈreɪzʌnz

REY-ZAH-NZ

Phonetic Transcription of Raisins

IPA (International): ˈreɪzɪnz

ARA (American): ˈrezɪnz

EPA (English): ˈreɪzɪnz

REY-ZIH-NZ