pudding in Latin
pudding in Latin is apothermum — pudding means a soft, sweet dessert, often milk- or egg-based, cooked or set until thick and creamy.
pudding in Latin
apothermum
What does "pudding" mean?
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noun A soft, sweet dessert, often milk- or egg-based, cooked or set until thick and creamy.
"She made chocolate pudding for dessert."
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noun In British English, the dessert course of a meal generally, regardless of what it actually is.
"What's for pudding tonight?"
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noun A savoury dish, often a type of sausage, made from ingredients such as blood, suet, or meat encased and boiled or steamed.
"Black pudding is a traditional part of a full English breakfast."
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pudding in a sentence
- She made chocolate pudding for dessert.
- The rice pudding was still warm from the oven.
- What's for pudding tonight?
- We always have a fruit salad or ice cream for pudding on Sundays.
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What is "pudding" in Latin?
"pudding" in Latin is apothermum. pudding means: A soft, sweet dessert, often milk- or egg-based, cooked or set until thick and creamy.
How do you use "pudding" in a sentence?
Example: "She made chocolate pudding for dessert." In Latin, "pudding" is apothermum.
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