pudding
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- noun
- /ˈpʊdɪŋ/
:
pudín
- The other day, in the lunch line, they ran out of vanilla pudding, so I gave her mine.
- chocolate pudding
- rice pudding
- banana pudding
I make a pillar of bread pudding with orange butter sauce.
- I make a pillar of bread pudding with orange butter sauce.
- I'm not a big fan of like rice puddings.
- Then next one we're doing the chia pudding.
- Then I started making something called egg pudding.
- But I am at night eating a new thing called egg pudding.
- Loaded tablespoon coconut chia pudding and berries and berries.
- This is the chocolate Pope Pope pudding, the charcoal pore pudding.
- It ate like pudding, which was really upsetting.
- He's the meat, he's the salad, he's the pudding, he's the tots.
Examples
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Hello, it's pudding time and celebratory pudding.
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I have a growing collection of pudding cookies, and the recipe is an easy one.
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I'll eat more pudding if you have more.
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Some milk pudding for lunch.
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Think I'll just go have some pudding.
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I love rice pudding, and water, the fish in it, hedgehogs!
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I want to make that bourbon bread pudding ASAP.
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The prune sauce on the coconut pudding at dessert was a big, delicious surprise.
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Imagine a warm bowl of creamy rice pudding, topped with rose water-infused dates.
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For dessert, we enjoyed a rich chocolate pudding that was smooth and creamy.
Synonyms
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A sweet thick mix of milk and eggs used as a dessert or filling
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A sweet, smooth dessert made with chocolate
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A steamed or boiled pudding with dried fruit like raisins
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A rich steamed dessert with dried fruit and spices, often served at Christmas in Britain
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A sweet creamy dessert with small soft balls of tapioca cooked in milk and sugar
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A rich sweet cooked with dried fruit and spices and served at Christmas in Britain
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A baked dish of corn, cream, and eggs served as a side dish
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A smooth sweet dessert flavored with vanilla, often served in a bowl
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A steamed or boiled pudding made from suet, a hard beef fat, and flour, often sweet
A cold dessert made from custard, nuts, and sometimes a little alcohol, served frozen
A sweet dessert made with grated carrots, milk, and sugar
A hot sweet porridge you make by boiling cornmeal or oats with milk and usually eat with syrup
A sweet or savory dish cooked by steaming, often made from flour and eggs
A playful old name for a soft sweet dessert like pudding
Idioms
Compounds
- UK
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A rich steamed dessert with dried fruit and spices, often served at Christmas in Britain
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A sweet creamy dessert with small soft balls of tapioca cooked in milk and sugar
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A dark sausage made from pig's blood, fat, and oatmeal that people cook and eat
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A rich sweet cooked with dried fruit and spices and served at Christmas in Britain
- UK
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A steamed or boiled pudding made from suet, a hard beef fat, and flour, often sweet
A cold dessert made from custard, nuts, and sometimes a little alcohol, served frozen
- Archaic
A hot sweet porridge you make by boiling cornmeal or oats with milk and usually eat with syrup
- Specialized
A low creeping plant with bright red berries that grows in cold northern places
- Australian
A tropical tree with hanging yellow flowers and pods whose soft inside is used as medicine
- Specialized
A rock made of many pebbles and small stones held together by harder material
A rolled sweet pudding made from suet pastry filled with jam, often steamed or baked
How Sweet
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pudding comes from the Old French boudin 'sausage' because these dishes were once cooked inside a skin and steamed or boiled. That history helps explain why a modern pudding is often a thick, soft dessert.