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mint jelly

mint jelly noun: a sauce made from mint leaves, sugar, lemon juice and pectin; sometimes served to accompany roast lamb.

Noun

mint jelly (countable and uncountable, plural mint jellies)

  1. A sauce made from mint leaves, sugar, lemon juice and pectin; sometimes served to accompany roast lamb.

Forms of mint jelly

pluralmint jellies

Questions about mint jelly

What does mint jelly mean?
Mint jelly means a sauce made from mint leaves, sugar, lemon juice and pectin; sometimes served to accompany roast lamb.
What part of speech is mint jelly?
Mint jelly is a noun.
What is the plural of mint jelly?
The plural of mint jelly is mint jellies.

Words near mint jelly in the dictionary

  1. mint green
  2. mint greens
  3. mint imperial
  4. mint imperials
  5. mint jellies
  6. mint jelly
  7. mint julep
  8. mint juleps
  9. mint julip
  10. mint julips
  11. mint keeper

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