Definition Synonyms
Definition of milkshake - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
beveragecold drink of milk and ice cream
- I ordered a chocolate milkshake with my burger.
2.
New England drinkUS thin drink of milk with flavoringUS
- In New England, a milkshake is just flavored milk.
3.
Southeast Asia drinkdrink of fruit juice, water, and milk
- In Thailand, I tried a local milkshake with mango.
Images of milkshake
cold drink of milk and ice cream 
thin drink of milk with flavoring 
drink of fruit juice, water, and milk
Origin of milkshake
English, milk (dairy) + shake (mix)
Terms with milkshake included in their meaning
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drink
type of milkshake made with malted milk powder
milkshake
containing milk powder made with sprouted barley
beverage
milkshake in Rhode Island dialect
milkshake
blended drink with milk and ice cream
drink
milkshake containing egg
appearance
appear smooth and creamy like a milkshake
flavor
evoking the flavor of a milkshake
food
resembling or characteristic of a milkshake
Examples of milkshake in a sentence
The diner is famous for its thick strawberry milkshake. A milkshake in this region is not thick. They ordered a milkshake, expecting a simple flavored drink. The street vendor offered a refreshing milkshake with lychee. I enjoyed a milkshake made with fresh papaya at the market.
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- French:milkshake, smoothie, ...
- German:Milchshake, Milchmixgetränk, ...
- Italian:frappè, ...
- Spanish:batido, licuado, ...
- Portuguese:batido, ...
- Chinese:奶昔, 果汁奶, ...
- Japanese:ミルクセーキ, フレーバーミルク, ...
- Arabic:مِيلْك شِيك, مَخْفُوقُ الحَلِيبِ, ...
- Hebrew:מִילְקְשֵׁייק, מִילְקְשֵׁיק, ...
- Russian:милкшейк, ...
- Ukrainian:молочний коктейль, мілкшейк, ...
- Hindi:मिल्कशेक, स्वादयुक्त दूध, ...
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