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Definition of toffee - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
candyUK hard sweet candy made from sugar and butterUK
- She enjoyed a piece of toffee after dinner..
- He always carries toffee in his pocket.
- The toffee stuck to her teeth.
Images of toffee
hard sweet candy made from sugar and butter
Expressions with toffee
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sweet treat made from sugar and baking soda with honeycomb structure
Cinder toffee is crunchy and full of bubbles.
sweet toffee with a light, spongy texture from baking soda
Honeycomb toffee crackles when you bite into it.
british dessert with moist sponge cake and toffee sauce
Sticky toffee pudding is my favorite dessert.
apple covered with hard sugar coating
She enjoyed a toffee apple at the fair.
hard dark toffee made with treacle eaten on Bonfire Night
Bonfire toffee is popular during Bonfire Night celebrations.
light airy candy with a honeycomb texture
She loves the crunch of sponge toffee.
acting superior and looking down on others
He acted so toffee-nosed at the party.
very poorly or badly
She can't sing for toffee.
Origin of toffee
Creole, tafia (rum)
Terms with toffee included in their meaning
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food
dessert made from bananas, cream, and toffee on a buttery biscuit base
food
sweet food products made mainly from sugar such as candy and toffee
desserts
ice cream flavor with pieces of toffee candy
candy
type of toffee candy with butter flavor
confectionery
hard toffee sold in small pieces
candy
sweet toffee with a light, spongy texture from baking soda
treat
british dessert with moist sponge cake and toffee sauce
british candy
hard dark toffee made with treacle eaten on Bonfire Night
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- French:caramel, ...
- German:Toffee, ...
- Italian:caramella mou, ...
- Spanish:caramelo, ...
- Portuguese:caramelo, ...
- Chinese:太妃糖, ...
- Japanese:タフィー, ...
- Arabic:تُوفِي, ...
- Hebrew:טוֹפִי, ...
- Russian:ириска, ...
- Ukrainian:іриска, ...
- Hindi:टॉफ़ी, ...
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