frappe
(frăp)n. Rhode Island & Southeastern Massachusetts
frap·pé
(fră-pā′)n.1. A frozen, fruit-flavored mixture that is similar to sherbet and served as a dessert or appetizer.
2. A beverage, usually a liqueur, poured over shaved ice.
3. In ballet, the hitting or striking of the foot on the floor.
[French, from past participle of frapper, to strike, chill, from Old French fraper, to strike, probably of imitative origin.]
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frappé
(ˈfræpeɪ; French frape) n (Brewing) a drink consisting of a liqueur, etc, poured over crushed ice
adj (Cookery) (postpositive) (esp of drinks) chilled; iced
[C19: from French, from frapper to strike, hence, chill; see frap]
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frappe
(fræp, fræˈpeɪ) also frappé
n. Northeastern U.S. a milk shake made with ice cream.
frap•pé
(fræˈpeɪ)
n. 1. a fruit juice mixture frozen to a mush.
2. a drink consisting of a liqueur poured over cracked or shaved ice.
adj. 4. chilled; iced; frozen.
[1840–50; < French: past participle of frapper to ice, chill, literally, strike, appar. of expressive orig.]
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