toffee in Irish
toffee in Irish is taifí — toffee means a chewy sweet made by boiling sugar and butter (or milk) until it hardens on cooling.
toffee in Irish
taifí
(uncountable) A type of confectionery made by boiling sugar (or treacle, etc) with butter or milk, then cooling the mixture so that it becomes hard.
What does "toffee" mean?
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noun A chewy sweet made by boiling sugar and butter (or milk) until it hardens on cooling.
"Grandma always made toffee at Christmas."
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noun British slang for a supporter of Everton Football Club.
"The Toffees celebrated the late winning goal."
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toffee in a sentence
- Grandma always made toffee at Christmas.
- The Toffees celebrated the late winning goal.
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What is "toffee" in Irish?
"toffee" in Irish is taifí. toffee means: A chewy sweet made by boiling sugar and butter (or milk) until it hardens on cooling.
How do you use "toffee" in a sentence?
Example: "Grandma always made toffee at Christmas." In Irish, "toffee" is taifí.
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