nonpareil
- noun
- /ˌnɑːn.pəˈreɪl/
- The baker topped the cookies with sweet nonpareils to make them more appealing.
- sugar and nonpareils
Examples
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I love adding nonpareils to my cookies for extra color.
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Decorate the cake with colorful nonpareils for a festive look.
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Children love candies covered in chocolate and rolled in nonpareils.
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She sprinkled nonpareils on top of the cupcakes for a festive look.
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The baker decorated the cookies with colorful nonpareils before baking them.
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The cake was decorated with colorful nonpareils.
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She used blue and pink nonpareils to enhance the ice cream sundaes.
Synonyms
Small sweet pieces of chocolate or colored sugar that you put on cakes and ice cream
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nonpareil for a sugar bead comes from French non- ('not') and pareil ('equal'), meaning 'without equal'. A helpful image is to think of each tiny sprinkle as a perfect little 'no-equal' dot, which is why these beads carry that name.