fud
- noun
- 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.
- OK, so a little fuds to the left and a fuds to the right.
Examples
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OK well it says that it's white fudge coating God with pumpkin harvest spices.
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OK, this was a beer and kraut fudge cake made of sauerkraut, beer and cocoa.
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Homemade fudge from a gas station.
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You know, the great thing about hot fudge, which is not a requirement, is that it's hot on that cold ice cream.
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No, it's called Triple Fudge, but and I'm going to apply this really close.
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The hot fudge sundae on a Friday.
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It's a hot fudge sundae with its own little gravy boat of chocolate.
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And then ice cream, fudge, fudge, brisket, lot brisket.
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Yes, once again, if this is Bucky's dark chocolate fudge, I think Walt Jug might take the cake on the fudge.
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I topped my ice cream with warm fudge for a delicious treat.
Synonyms
A soft sweet candy made from sugar and butter
A soft, rich, sweet candy made from chocolate, sugar, and butter
A thick chocolate sauce served hot over desserts like ice cream
How Sweet
Surface Forms
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.