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Definitions from the WebWontonNoun1. A type of dumpling commonly found in Chinese cuisine, usually filled with a mixture of ground meat (such as pork or shrimp) and vegetables, typically served in a clear broth or deep-fried. Wontons are often enjoyed as a part of soups or as a standalone dish. Example sentence: I ordered a bowl of wonton soup from my favorite Chinese restaurant. Related products on Amazon: Wonton Dumplings, Wonton Soup Bowls Adjective1. Inclined to do something; having a customary behavior or tendency. Example sentence: She is wonton to gossip about others. Verb1. To acquire a habit or custom; to become accustomed. Example sentence: With time, he wontoned to waking up early in the morning. Related products on Amazon: Habit Formation Books Note: For a comprehensive selection of wonton-related products, please check out the Wonton section on Amazon. | ||||
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