How to pronounce “kuih”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• Bite-sized snack or dessert foods in Malaysia and nearby countries, usually made from rice and often brightly coloured.

Practice Nearby Words

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Similar Sounds

chua, chui, coa, kaia, kiah, koa, kuo, caya, cowa, khia, cooee, koya, cooey, couey, kui, kooi, caia, kowa, cuya, qia, kaaa, kya, kwa, cwa, chha, cool, cuz, coo, coup, coon, coot, couth, cooch, cah, cuh, coos, coeur, cooed, coor, coud, cla, kauai, cou, kayo, chio, coups, cta, cew, cca, cood, coom, cowie, caio, coombe, kao, coote, cootch, cooma, cua, coone, couper, cooze, cayo, coosa, cuc, coomb, coey, coude, kaui, cowy, couk, couve, coue, caughey, cooer, cual, coupa, keay, keio, cooh, kaeo, coeus, coyo, ctea, cga, cuccia, hka, cuu, cuw, chla, kaii, caii, cuq, cuyo, kaai, cmma