Definition of comfit - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
sugared treatDated UK candy consisting of a nut or seed coated in sugarDated UK
- She offered a bowl of comfits at the party..
Verb
candy makingDated UK preserve or candy fruit or nuts in sugarDated UK
- She learned to comfit almonds and cherries during the culinary workshop..
Images of comfit

candy consisting of a nut or seed coated in sugar
Origin of comfit
Middle English, confit (preserved fruit)
Examples of comfit in a sentence
He savored the almond comfit. They decided to comfit the orange peels. He loves to comfit nuts for the holidays.
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- French:dragée, confire, ...
- German:Zuckerkonfekt, kandieren, ...
- Italian:caramella confettata, confettare, ...
- Spanish:caramelo confitado, endulzar, ...
- Portuguese:confeito, cristalizar, ...
- Chinese:糖果, 裹糖, ...
- Japanese:コンフィ, 砂糖漬けにする, ...
- Arabic:حلوى مغلفة بالسكر, حَلَّى, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹמְפִּיט, לְשַׁמֵּר בְּסֻכָּר, ...
- Russian:драже, засахаривать, ...
- Ukrainian:драже, засахарювати, ...
- Hindi:मिठाई, मिठाई बनाना, ...
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