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pudding

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Sense 1

  • noun
  • B2

A sweet soft food made from milk and sugar, thick enough to eat with a spoon out of a dish.

  • I whisked the pudding powder into hot milk and let it set.

  • The pudding wobbled every time he touched the dish with his spoon.

  • She poured raspberry sauce over the cold vanilla pudding before serving it.

  • There are four small puddings in the fridge, one for each of us.

Common collocations: chocolate pudding · vanilla pudding · rice pudding · instant pudding · a dish of pudding

Part of: Sweets, Cooking

Sense 2 · less common

  • noun
  • B2

In Britain, the sweet food eaten at the end of a meal.

  • What are we having for pudding — something with apples, I hope.

  • He left half his dinner so he would have room for pudding.

  • We were far too full to order any pudding at all.

Common collocations: for pudding · have pudding · what's for pudding? · room for pudding · the pudding menu

Part of: Sweets, Restaurants

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puddings

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