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fud

fud

9.9
A soft sweet spread used on cakes and desserts
  • noun
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  • Hey, Star crunches, I ate fudge rounds, I drink Mountain Dew.

OK, so a little fuds to the left and a fuds to the right.

Examples

  • OK well it says that it's white fudge coating God with pumpkin harvest spices.

  • OK, this was a beer and kraut fudge cake made of sauerkraut, beer and cocoa.

  • Homemade fudge from a gas station.

  • You know, the great thing about hot fudge, which is not a requirement, is that it's hot on that cold ice cream.

  • No, it's called Triple Fudge, but and I'm going to apply this really close.

  • The hot fudge sundae on a Friday.

  • It's a hot fudge sundae with its own little gravy boat of chocolate.

  • And then ice cream, fudge, fudge, brisket, lot brisket.

  • Yes, once again, if this is Bucky's dark chocolate fudge, I think Walt Jug might take the cake on the fudge.

  • I topped my ice cream with warm fudge for a delicious treat.

Synonyms

fudge
vsfud
92 1.0

A soft sweet candy made from sugar and butter

is spreadable and used mainly as a topping or filling
4 1.0

A soft, rich, sweet candy made from chocolate, sugar, and butter

is spreadable rather than a solid candy used alone
fudge sauce
vsfud
1 1.0

A thick chocolate sauce served hot over desserts like ice cream

is a spreadable sweet used cold as filling or topping

How Sweet

caramel
29 1.1
fud
9.9
jam
76 1.0
fruit salad
13 1.0

Surface Forms

fud singular
fuds plural

Etymology

Fud is like the word fudge, a soft sweet treat you can spread on cake, so imagine smooth chocolate you smear on a cake. That's why fud means a creamy, spreadable sweet topping.