frappe
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6.1
- noun
- /fræpeɪ/
- US
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batido
- The most delicious, healthy, simple, addictive pumpkin spice frappe ever.
Tall double chocolatey chip frappe with two pumps, peppermint.
- Tall double chocolatey chip frappe with two pumps, peppermint.
- The most delicious, healthy, simple, addictive pumpkin spice frappe ever.
- Like a was it a coupon for a frappe?
Examples
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We just got some delightful frappes and a ton of treats and I am so happy.
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On hot summer days, I enjoy sipping a frappe made with fresh strawberries and cream.
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I stood my spoon straight up in the frappe.
Fiction book (1993) -
Tall double chocolatey chip frappe with two pumps, peppermint.
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Could I do the vanilla frappe? - [Lizzie]
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We finished our frappes, hers chocolate mint, mine strawberry, and she slipped off her diamond and wedding bands, took my hand, and pulled gently at the rings.
Fiction book (2000) -
She ordered a frappe flavored with chocolate and topped with whipped cream.
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After a long hike, we treated ourselves to refreshing frappes at the café.
Synonyms
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1.2
A sweet cold drink made from milk and fruit or ice cream
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1.0
A cold sweet drink made by mixing milk with ice cream or fruit
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4.3
A cold sweet coffee drink blended with ice and often topped with whipped cream
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9.9
A cold blended coffee drink often sweetened and topped with whipped cream
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1.0
A sweet cold drink you get by mixing milk with ice cream or fruit
A cold blended coffee drink made with ice and milk
Surface Forms
Etymology
Frappe, used in New England for a thick milkshake, comes from French frappé, from frapper meaning 'to beat' or 'to hit'. Think of milk, ice cream and ice being beaten together to make a cold, very creamy drink, which is why a frappe is a rich milkshake.