Turkish delights
Turkish delights is the plural of Turkish delight.
Meaning of Turkish delight
Noun
Turkish delight (usually uncountable, plural Turkish delights)
- A soft, sticky confection made from starch and sugar with various flavourings.
- Bunter thanked him gravely for his good opinion, and proffered a box of that equally nauseating mess called Turkish Delight, which not only gluts the palate and glues the teeth, but also smothers the consumer in a floury cloud of white sugar.1930, Dorothy Sayers, Strong Poison
- Synonyms:
- locoum, loukoumi, lumps of delight
Questions about Turkish delights
- What is Turkish delights the plural of?
- Turkish delights is the plural of Turkish delight.
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