chocolaty
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- adjective
- /ˈtʃoʊkəlɪti/
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chocolatoso
- Someone somewhere was cooking up the most scrumptious and chocolaty batch of pudding she'd ever smelled.
- chocolaty dessert
- chocolaty goodness
- rich and chocolaty
Examples
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More importantly, it has a rich dark chocolaty flavor that is guaranteed to satisfy both kids and adults.
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You bite straight to the chocolaty center of the Tootsie Pop.
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Once I finally have the Super Truffle, I will taste the sweet, chocolaty victory of being number one!
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How rich and chocolaty it tasted.
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Didn't I smell something chocolaty...
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It was very delicious, so chocolaty.
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Twice the chocolaty goodness, half the calories.
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The Bundt cake is the standout: chocolaty and moist, it should make any chocolate lover happy.
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These incredibly chocolaty cookies, from inside the Ghirardelli Semi-Sweet Chocolate Baking Bars wrapper, are pretty much chewy, gooey brownies in cookie form.
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This chocolate cake is rich and chocolaty, making it a favorite at every party.
Synonyms
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Tasting strongly of chocolate
Made with chocolate, tasting like chocolate, or brown in colour
How Chocolatey
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Chocolaty comes from chocolate, a word that came into English from Spanish and originally from the Nahuatl word 'chocolatl', which meant a 'drink made from cacao'. The ending -y means 'like' or 'full of', so chocolaty means 'like chocolate' in taste, smell, or color.