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caramel
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car·a·mel  (kr-ml, -ml, kärml)
n.
1. A smooth chewy candy made with sugar, butter, cream or milk, and flavoring.
2. Burnt sugar, used for coloring and sweetening foods.
3. A moderate yellow brown.

[French, from Old French, from Old Spanish caramel, caramelo, from Portuguese caramel, from Late Latin calamellus, diminutive of Latin calamus, reed, cane, from Greek kalamos.]

caramel [ˈkærəməl -ˌmɛl]
n
1. (Cookery) burnt sugar, used for colouring and flavouring food
2. (Cookery) a chewy sweet made from sugar, butter, milk, etc. See also crème caramel
[from French, from Spanish caramelo, of uncertain origin]
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.caramelcaramel - firm chewy candy made from caramelized sugar and butter and milk
candy, confect - a rich sweet made of flavored sugar and often combined with fruit or nuts
2.caramel - burnt sugar; used to color and flavor food
refined sugar, sugar - a white crystalline carbohydrate used as a sweetener and preservative
3.caramelcaramel - a medium to dark tan color          
brown, brownness - an orange of low brightness and saturation
snuff-color, snuff-colour - dark yellowish brown
Adj.1.caramel - having the color of caramel; of a moderate yellow-brown
chromatic - being or having or characterized by hue
Translations
caramel [ˈkærəməl]
A. N (= substance, flavour, sweet) → caramelo m
B. CPD caramel cream, caramel custard Nflan m

caramel [ˈkærəməl] n
(= toffee) → caramel m
(= sugar) → caramel m

caramel
n (= substance)Karamell m; (= sweet)Karamelle f

caramel in cpdsKaramell-;
caramel-coloured
adjhellbraun
caramel-flavoured
adjmit Karamellgeschmack

caramel [ˈkærəml]
1. ncaramello; (sweet) → caramella
2. adj (custard, flavouring) → al caramello

caramel [ˈkærəml]
1. ncaramello; (sweet) → caramella
2. adj (custard, flavouring) → al caramello

caramel
n caramel [ˈkӕrəmel]
1 sugar melted and browned, used for flavouring This sauce is flavoured with caramel. karamel سُكَّرٌ مَحْروق горена захар karamel karamel der Karamel καραμέλα caramelo karamell شکر سوخته؛ کارامل karamelli, poltettu sokeri caramel קָרָמֶל भुनी शक्कर karamel karamella karamel brenndur sykur caramello カラメル 캐러멜 degintas cukrus grauzdēts cukurs karamel karamel karamell karmel caramelo caramel жжёный сахар karamel žgani sladkor karamela bränt socker, karamell คาราเมล karamel 焦糖 карамель پگھلی ہوئی چینی nước hàng
2 a sweet made with sugar, butter etc, a toffee. toffie كَرَميلّـه (حَلْوى) карамел karamela karamel die Karamelle καραμέλα caramelo iiris آب نبات کارامل karamelli caramel קָרָמֶל शक्कर की बनी मिठाई karamela karamella permen karamella caramella キャラメル 캐러멜 (과자) karamelė karamele; īriss (konfekte) karamel karamel karamell karmelek caramelo caramea карамель karamelový cukrík karamela karamela kola ของหวานทำจากน้ำตาลหรือเนย karamela 糖果 карамель چینی اور مکھن سے بنائی گئی مٹھائی kẹo caramen

caramel كرميلة karamela karamel Karamelle καραμέλα caramelo kinuski caramel karamela caramello キャラメル 캐러멜 karamel karamell karmel caramelo карамель kola คาราเมล karamela kem caramen 焦糖


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