mousse in German
mousse in German is Mousse, Schaumfestiger — mousse means a light, airy dessert, often chocolate-flavored, served chilled.
mousse in German
Mousse
An airy pudding served chilled, particularly chocolate mousse.
Schaumfestiger
An airy pudding served chilled, particularly chocolate mousse.
Schaumfestiger
What does "mousse" mean?
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noun A light, airy dessert, often chocolate-flavored, served chilled.
"They finished the meal with a rich chocolate mousse."
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noun A foamy styling product used to shape and hold hair.
"She rubbed a handful of mousse through her curls before drying it."
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verb To apply styling mousse to hair.
"He moussed his hair before heading out for the night."
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mousse in a sentence
- They finished the meal with a rich chocolate mousse.
- She rubbed a handful of mousse through her curls before drying it.
- He moussed his hair before heading out for the night.
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What is "mousse" in German?
"mousse" in German is Mousse, Schaumfestiger. mousse means: A light, airy dessert, often chocolate-flavored, served chilled.
How do you use "mousse" in a sentence?
Example: "They finished the meal with a rich chocolate mousse." In German, "mousse" is Mousse, Schaumfestiger.
Are there other ways to say "mousse" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "mousse": Mousse, Schaumfestiger.
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