sundae
- noun
- /ˈsʌndeɪ/
- They had a Rocky Road ice cream sundae for dessert.
- ice cream sundae
- hot fudge sundae
- fudge sundae
They had a Rocky Road ice cream sundae for dessert.
- They had a Rocky Road ice cream sundae for dessert.
- She doesn't like to eat the ice cream sundae.
- They've now started to put this on top of like Indian ice cream sundaes.
- And one of his challenges was to eat the the kitchen sink ice cream sundae.
- BA video slideshow full of pics from the year or CA red carpet and ice cream sundaes.
Examples
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Order a hot fudge sundae from room service and watch the Late Late Show.
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Dan finished the sundae and said to Chris, "I could eat another."
Fiction book (1990) -
Most delicious ice cream sundae of all time.
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I have a sundae... but it needs nuts and cream on it.
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Enjoying my ice cream sundae, I just thought to myself, God, am I emotionally eating right now?
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She's eating a big old ice cream sundae.
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Two chocolate sundaes coming up.
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"Could I have a small chocolate sundae?" he said to Doreen.
Fiction book (1996) -
The children ordered large butterscotch sundaes and polished them off within a few minutes.
Fiction book (1993) -
I ordered a large hot fudge sundae topped with nuts and whipped cream.
Synonyms
A sweet dish eaten at the end of a meal
A cold sweet treat made from milk or cream in different flavors
A dessert of ice cream with sweet toppings like syrup or fruit
A sweet cold food made by freezing milk or fruit
Compounds
How Indulgent
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word sundae most likely comes from Sunday, the day of the week, because one popular story says ice-cream sellers first offered the sweet treat on a Sunday, and the name stuck. So a sundae today means a sweet ice-cream dessert with sauce or toppings.