stroop
- noun
- /struːp/
- At the market, you can find a variety of Stroop syrups for your favorite treats.
Anyway, I got this Stroop waffles, I don't know why I got them.
- Anyway, I got this Stroop waffles, I don't know why I got them.
Examples
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We have laid out a delicious meal including our tea and our chips and the Stroop waffles.
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And these, these are very Dutch Stroop, Stroop waffles.
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Key words: emotion, emotional Stroop, reliability, test-retest
Academic text (2002) -
Two studies investigated changes in attentional bias with the alcohol Stroop task, and one study used a modified version called the drug Stroop task.
Academic text (2018) -
We enjoyed delicious Stroop waffles drizzled with warm Stroop syrup for dessert.
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The children loved the thick caramel-like Stroop spread on their pancakes.
Synonyms
Thick sweet liquid used to make food or drink taste better
A sweet thick syrup made from maple tree sap used as a topping for pancakes and waffles
A sweet thick liquid made from corn that you use to make food sweeter and thicker
A sweet, thick chocolate sauce for pouring on desserts and mixing into drinks
A sweet liquid made by boiling sugar and water
A sweet liquid made from water and sugar used to moisten cakes and pastries
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Stroop is a Dutch word that means 'syrup'. It is the thick, sweet topping you pour on pancakes and waffles, so think of a sticky breakfast sauce to remember it.