dollop
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3.8
- noun
- /ˈdɑːləp/
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cucharada
- After cleansing, massage dollops of the cream into your face with upward strokes.
Two dollops of this one or two dollops of the Estee Lauder mix it in.
- Two dollops of this one or two dollops of the Estee Lauder mix it in.
- Doesn't show the recipe it just shows her starting with the batter in a squeeze bottle and just doing little dollops of it to make mini pancakes.
- But I just do this with a stipple brush, just like a tiny little, tiny little dollop and just blend that around.
- I would normally do this in the bathroom, so I just take a nice big dollop of this and kind of melt it in between my fingers.
Examples
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I plan to eat them alongside a dollop of ketchup and half a cup of black-eyed peas.
Blog text (3) -
We suggest topping with a few dollops of goat cheese and some fresh arugula.
Blog text (33) -
I put a dollop of butter in.
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Comes in a little dropper and again, just put a nice little dollop in there.
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For added protein, top it off with a dollop of yogurt or peanut butter.
Blog text (16) -
A dollop of Mayo and then a dollop of sour cream, and then that's it.
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Rubbing a dollop of lotion on his hands, Vander pulled on a pair of white cotton gloves.
Fiction book (1990) -
I added a dollop of sour cream to my tacos for extra flavor.
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She topped her dessert with a dollop of whipped cream.
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For breakfast, he enjoyed pancakes with a dollop of strawberry jam.
Synonyms
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1.0
An amount of something that fills a spoon
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7.9
A very small amount of something
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3.1
A very small amount of liquid used on something
A small thick amount of sauce like cream or syrup that you add to food
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Etymology
Dollop probably comes from an old local word dolop that meant a 'lump' or a 'drop' of something soft. That's why a dollop today means a small spoonful or lump of cream, jam, or sauce put on food.