Cruller [noun]

We owe to them the doughnut, the cruller, cookies, and many other delicious articles of skillful cookery.

There were three cookies, a cruller, and some chocolates in a box near the bottom.

They had each had a cruller on leaving home, but had eaten them up before embarking on the ice-boat voyage.

Under low lodges of canvas or bowers of pine branches the women were at work boiling meat or cooking a rude sort of cruller.

So I made no remarks upon the cruller, and finally Ma give a gulp and gasped out the bad news.

She snatched the cruller off just in time to save it, and the room echoed her laughter.

The Alpistera is a Spanish cruller, shaped like the five fingers united at the wrist.

That John D. Rockefeller would give his whole fortune for a digestion good enough to digest a cruller.

Ill bet a cruller that chaps asleep, whispered Zeb, as they crept forward cautiously.

As they had no cutter they used a knife, and twisted them, making them in shape like a cruller.