custard
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- noun
- /ˈkʌstərd/
- Let it sit for 30 minutes to allow the custard to totally soak into the bread.
- custard bean
- soybean custard
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Watch on YouTubeThey taste a bit like a custard cream but with a thin layer of chocolate in the middle.
- They taste a bit like a custard cream but with a thin layer of chocolate in the middle.
- You want to eat a hot custard out of a newborn baby's ball cap?
- The, the, the whole place, this custard shack, there's not even an indoor.
- The snack that I would ban would be it would be custard creams.
Examples
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That's when I noticed the bowl full of custard on the counter behind her.
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Flan is a form of custard usually served with a caramel sauce and sometimes even with pralines.
Academic text (2003) -
My buddy made and burnt a custard for her ice cream and served it.
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No, no, I want it with custard not whipped cream.
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I haven't had a good custard in years.
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French vanilla with coconut custard?
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For he is eating banana custard at Coney Island, and now he's going home.
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I love custard creams.
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Fresh custard tarts.
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She poured the rich custard over the warm cake to create a delicious dessert.
Synonyms
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A soft sweet dessert made with milk and sugar
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A group of mainly tropical trees and shrubs that includes the custard apple and related fruit trees
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Etymology
Custard comes from an old French word crustade, which named a kind of pie with a 'crust'. Because the creamy egg filling was the best part of that pie, the word changed to mean the sweet, thick milk-and-egg filling we eat today.