brandyball
- noun
- /ˈbrændiˌbɔːl/
- UK
- My grandmother used to buy brandyballs from the village sweet shop every Sunday.
Examples
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The shopkeeper displayed jars of brandyballs alongside other traditional British sweets.
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He popped a brandyball into his mouth on the way to the cinema.
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I love brandyballs during the holidays.
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Can you pass me a brandyball?
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My grandmother used to buy brandyballs from the village sweet shop every Sunday.
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The shopkeeper displayed jars of brandyballs alongside other traditional British sweets.
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He popped a brandyball into his mouth on the way to the cinema.
Synonyms
A crisp sweet wafer made with ginger and sometimes brandy, often rolled into a tube
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Brandyball comes from the drink brandy and the word ball. It simply means a small round sweet flavored with brandy, so the name is like a 'brandy-flavored ball'.