gingerbread
- noun
- /ˈdʒɪndʒərˌbrɛd/
- Every year, we enjoy making gingerbread men and women as part of our Christmas traditions.
- gingerbread house
- gingerbread cookies
- Gingerbread Man
I just love gingerbread Mom. I love it gingerbread. It's so good.
- I just love gingerbread Mom. I love it gingerbread. It's so good.
- Normally we'll get like a pre made gingerbread house to make as well.
- My next favourite for this month is a Twinings Gingerbread green tea.
Examples
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This one is gingerbread and it smells amazing.
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I baked a batch of gingerbread cookies to share with my friends during the holiday party.
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It's almost time for one of my favorite kids' library programs: gingerbread house making!
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I'm making some gingerbread house right now.
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I've been looking for an easy gingerbread house to make; these look great!
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I love these spices because they remind me of gingerbread cookies from Germany.
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An entire village of gingerbread, which Odette made for the orphans just last Christmas!
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Look how they did the roof of the gingerbread house with vanilla icing.
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The children decorated their gingerbread houses with colorful candies and icing.
Synonyms
A small soft round bread roll often eaten with butter
A crisp round cookie made with ginger and spices like cinnamon
A sweet spicy cake made with honey that people eat at holidays
A cake made with warm spices like cinnamon and nutmeg
A small hard biscuit flavored with ginger often eaten with tea
Idioms
Make something seem less special or exciting than before
Compounds
How Sweet
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word gingerbread comes from the parts ginger and bread. The ginger part comes from an old Asian word for the spice 'spicy root' and bread shows it was a baked treat, so gingerbread means a sweet, spiced cake or cookie.