to coat food in breadcrumbs
"Breadcrumb up the fish before frying it in a little oil."
to cover food with breadcrumbs before cooking
to put small dry bread pieces all over food
One main meaning — here's how to use it.
to coat food in breadcrumbs
"Breadcrumb up the fish before frying it in a little oil."
The meaning is mostly transparent: add breadcrumbs to something.
to put small dry bread pieces all over food
Very uncommon compared with 'bread' or 'coat in breadcrumbs'. Mostly used in cooking contexts.
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