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Sentence examples for Easter egg from inspiring English sources

"Easter egg" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to a painted, dyed, or decorated egg that is typically given as a gift during Easter. Example sentence: The children loved to hide and find Easter eggs during the holiday.

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Easter egg

noun

A dyed or decorated egg, traditionally associated with Easter and, in the Western European tradition, sometimes hidden for children to find.

synonyms

Pasch egg
pysanka
Ukrainian Easter egg

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Easter egg hunts have traditionally been chaotic.

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Huffington Post

Easter egg nests are just so easy to make.

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Huffington Post

Easter egg Jello shots.

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WikiHow

Now, the CEO is teasing a forthcoming Easter Egg for people he's heard like Easter Eggs: An Easter Egg with Easter Eggs in its Easter Egg.

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TechCrunch

An Easter Egg!

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The New York Times

ANSWER: An Easter egg.

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The New Yorker

Basically, give them an Easter egg.

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Stanford University

(Great secular Easter egg hunt, 5 April).

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The Guardian

It's kind of an Easter egg hunt".

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The Guardian - TV & Radio

– Jenna Wortham Google Maps Easter Egg of Tardis Maps.google.co.uk |  An easter egg inside Google Maps UK.

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The New York Times

When did the annual Easter egg roll begin?

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The New York Times - Arts
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