a food made from roasted and ground cacao beans, typically sweetened
noun
Examples:
• She bought a box of chocolate for Valentine's Day.
• Dark chocolate contains more cocoa than milk chocolate.
a sweet food made with sugar or chocolate
noun
Examples:
• The children received candy on Halloween.
• She has a weakness for candy and chocolates.
a sweet baked dessert made from flour, sugar, and other ingredients
noun
Examples:
• She baked a chocolate cake for the party.
• Would you like a slice of cake?
a small sweet baked cake
noun
Examples:
• She baked a batch of chocolate chip cookies for the school sale.
• He grabbed a cookie from the jar on the counter.
a small text file stored on a computer by a web browser
noun
Examples:
• The website uses cookies to remember your preferences.
• You can delete cookies from your browser's settings menu.
a sweet sticky substance produced by bees, or a term of endearment
noun
Examples:
• She spread honey on her toast.
• Honey, could you pass me the salt?
the thick white or pale yellow fatty liquid that rises to the top of milk
noun
Examples:
• Would you like cream in your coffee?
• She spread cream on the scone.
a thick lotion or ointment applied to the skin for cosmetic or medicinal purposes
noun
Examples:
• She rubbed sunscreen cream onto her arms before going outside.
• The doctor prescribed a cream to treat the rash on her leg.
a sweet crystalline substance obtained from various plants
noun
Examples:
• Do you take sugar in your coffee?
• The recipe calls for two cups of sugar.
a flavoring derived from the pods of a tropical orchid, widely used in baking, desserts, and perfumery
noun
Examples:
• The recipe calls for a teaspoon of pure vanilla extract.
• She ordered a scoop of vanilla ice cream with her slice of pie.