chocolate
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈtʃɔk.lɪt/
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chocolate
- Our second option is the chocolate coffee mocha fudge.
- eat chocolate
- chocolate cake
- a bar of chocolate
Next one you like it, just chocolate, it's good.
- Next one you like it, just chocolate, it's good.
- So I went back for a small chocolate shake as I should.
- Oh, crisps in the day, chocolate at night, cashew nuts.
- It smells like marshmallow and chocolate and like wood burning.
- They smell like delicious vanilla ish chocolate or no that's wrong.
- There was like Lush products, chocolates, candle.
- Then we have Brownies chocolate orange, mulled wine.
Examples
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I don't see chocolate milk in here.
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So I went back for a small chocolate shake as I should.
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These would be great for chocolate cookies.
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We just need chocolate on top, right?
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In college, oh, I could tear up a good German chocolate cake.
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I need more chocolate mousse.
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That's a lot of chocolate.
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Definitely go with Dove dark chocolate for the Victoria Chase Memorial swag bags.
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Get him to buy you a box of Godiva chocolates.
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She enjoys a piece of chocolate after dinner as a sweet treat.
Synonyms
25
1.0
A solid sweet made from cocoa, shaped like a bar to eat as a snack
14
1.6
A kind of chocolate that has lots of cocoa, little or no milk, and less sugar than milk chocolate
5
1.0
A sweet chocolate made with milk and sugar that tastes creamy
2
2.1
A dark chocolate made from cocoa that has little sugar and a slightly bitter taste
1
6.4
A small piece of chocolate often from a box
1
1.8
A type of chocolate that is not very sweet and is good for baking
1
1.4
Chocolate with little or no sugar used for baking and making desserts
1
3.2
A very dark chocolate with little or no sugar used for baking and sauces
1
1.8
Chocolate with no sugar used to make cakes, icings, and candies
Idioms
Compounds
14
1.6
A kind of chocolate that has lots of cocoa, little or no milk, and less sugar than milk chocolate
8
2.1
A light, creamy dessert made from chocolate, eggs, cream, and sugar whipped until soft
5
4.0
A light, fluffy baked dessert made with chocolate and beaten eggs that rises in the oven
2
2.1
A dark chocolate made from cocoa that has little sugar and a slightly bitter taste
- Specialized
1
3.5
A thick dark paste made by grinding cocoa beans that forms the base for chocolate
A plant that lives for several years with divided leaves and hanging brown-purple and orange-pink flowers
An unexpected pleasant gift or event that feels like a small box of chocolates
A plant that lives for many years with divided leaves and brown-purple and orange flowers that hang down
How Dark
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1.6
2
2.1
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1.0
5
1.0
9
1.2
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chocolate comes from the Nahuatl word xocolātl, which meant 'bitter water' and named the original drink made from cacao beans. When that drink reached Europe, people added sugar and made it into the sweet, solid food we call chocolate today.