chocolatey
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- adjective
- /ˈtʃɔkəlɪti/
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chocolatoso
- Brought to you by rich, chocolatey Ovaltine.
- chocolatey flavor
- chocolatey taste
- rich and chocolatey
It's like really, really chocolatey, but not in a good way.
- It's like really, really chocolatey, but not in a good way.
- I can't just not try the brownie that is so chocolatey but so good.
- Oh, it smells chocolatey, like rich.
- After a night out dancing to the devil's music, you could come home to these divine chocolatey snacks.
- I'm just going to disperse my little chocolatey mixture everywhere, put that in my to go cup.
- Tall double chocolatey chip frappe with two pumps, peppermint.
- Ripped the nougat from my chest, nibbled on my chocolatey breast.
Examples
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Good cappuccino has a chocolatey flavour.
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It's smooth, rich, chocolatey, and gentle on your stomach.
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But it's a little less sweet, more dark chocolatey than I perhaps would have made them.
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I want to try making something German and chocolatey.
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Oh, it smells chocolatey, like rich.
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I can't just not try the brownie that is so chocolatey but so good.
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But none of this will ever give you the same feeling as actually taking the chocolate chip cookie, putting it in your mouth, and tasting its perfect chocolatey goodness.
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I have fond memories of unwrapping the foil and savoring that chocolatey goodness like it was the last time I would ever eat one.
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It tastes like solidified strawberry ice cream in a kind of chocolatey coating, if that makes any sense.
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The dessert was incredibly chocolatey, with layers of rich chocolate mousse.
Synonyms
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Having the taste or smell of chocolate
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Etymology
Chocolatey comes from chocolate plus the ending -y, where -y means 'having' or 'full of', like in cheesy. Chocolate itself comes from a native Mexican word 'xocolātl', which meant 'bitter water' for the cocoa drink. So, chocolatey means 'having the taste or smell of chocolate'.