how do you say doughboy in spanish
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fried dough topped with sugar
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updated Aug 2, 2010
posted by WISHYWASHY
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I only read the heading and thought you were asking how to say someone is fat!
Gordo. 
updated Aug 2, 2010
posted by galsally
That's what I thought too. - lkelly, Aug 2, 2010
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In Argentina we have this. They are called "tortas fritas" and match your description.
updated Jul 30, 2010
posted by 00e657d4
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I believe that "rosquilla" is the closest translation for doughnut.
updated Jul 30, 2010
posted by 00e657d4
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Ha, I thought you were referring to a Word War I soldier. 
The word in American English may be "doughnut" which is defined in this site's dictionary as:
Especie de rosquilla o buñuelo frito
But I suspect you're looking for a single word and I don't know what that is - or even if you're talking about a doughnut. This is what they look like.
updated Jul 30, 2010
edited by 00e657d4
posted by revmaf
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mmmm, ¡buñuelos!
updated Jul 30, 2010
posted by margaretbl
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soldado de infantería
updated Jul 30, 2010
posted by mediterrunio
I'm pretty sure that is a Marine, I could be wrong... but I'm pretty sure... - rockdown667, Jul 30, 2010
"Doughboy" is an informal American term for a World War I soldier. I think the question is about a baked food, see my answer below. - revmaf, Jul 30, 2010
