mousse
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Noun — A light, airy dessert, often chocolate-flavored, served chilled.
How to use mousse
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Etymology
From French mousse, "foam" or "froth," ultimately related to the word "moss."
Full origin of mousse →Frequently asked questions
What does “mousse” mean?
The word “mousse” means a light, airy dessert, often chocolate-flavored, served chilled. In plain terms, a fluffy dessert, or a foamy hair product — both named for their light, frothy texture.
How do you pronounce “mousse”?
“Mousse” is pronounced moos (/muːs/ in IPA).
How do you use “mousse” in a sentence?
Here is “mousse” used in a sentence: “They finished the meal with a rich chocolate mousse.”
What part of speech is “mousse”?
Depending on how it is used, “mousse” can be a noun and a verb.
Where does the word “mousse” come from?
The word “mousse” comes from French. From French mousse, "foam" or "froth," ultimately related to the word "moss.".
How many meanings does “mousse” have?
“Mousse” has 3 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: a light, airy dessert, often chocolate-flavored, served chilled.