marshmallow

Word family nounmarshinessmarshlandmarshlandermarshlocksmarshmallowmarshmarshwortadjectivemarshy

Related topics: Food

marsh·mal·low /ˌmɑːʃˈmæləʊ $ ˈmɑːrʃmeloʊ/ noun [countableC, uncountableU]

DFa very soft light white or pink sweet, made of sugar and egg white 棉花糖

Examples from the Corpus

marshmallow• My daughter feels as soft as a marshmallow, as warm as a hot-water bottle.• The 30-to 45-minute ride sometimes includes a marshmallow toast at a bonfire.• There was the big brass bed with its snowy white sheets, its marshmallow pillows and top-cover of fringed ivory lace.• Don't worry if you can't buy any miniature marshmallows - cut the large ones into pieces with scissors.• Pour the miniature marshmallows over the caramel until it is completely hidden.• Uncle Sam brought out a box of marshmallows and some skewers.• Fold together all the filling ingredients, taking care not to break up the marshmallows and banana slices.• It was like eating very soft, uncooked marshmallow or egg pudding.

Origin marshmallow

(1800-1900) marshmallow type of plant whose root contains a sweet substance once used in candy ((11-21 centuries)), from Old English merscmealwe

单词	marshmallow
释义	marshmallow Word family nounmarshinessmarshlandmarshlandermarshlocksmarshmallowmarshmarshwortadjectivemarshy Related topics: Food marsh·mal·low /ˌmɑːʃˈmæləʊ $ ˈmɑːrʃmeloʊ/ noun [countableC, uncountableU] DFa very soft light white or pink sweet, made of sugar and egg white 棉花糖 Examples from the Corpus marshmallow• My daughter feels as soft as a marshmallow, as warm as a hot-water bottle.• The 30-to 45-minute ride sometimes includes a marshmallow toast at a bonfire.• There was the big brass bed with its snowy white sheets, its marshmallow pillows and top-cover of fringed ivory lace.• Don't worry if you can't buy any miniature marshmallows - cut the large ones into pieces with scissors.• Pour the miniature marshmallows over the caramel until it is completely hidden.• Uncle Sam brought out a box of marshmallows and some skewers.• Fold together all the filling ingredients, taking care not to break up the marshmallows and banana slices.• It was like eating very soft, uncooked marshmallow or egg pudding. Origin marshmallow (1800-1900) marshmallow type of plant whose root contains a sweet substance once used in candy ((11-21 centuries)), from Old English merscmealwe
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