Pudding

/ˈpʊd.ɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A sweet dish made by boiling or steaming a mixture of milk, flour, eggs, and sugar.

She served chocolate pudding for dessert after dinner.

A soft, creamy dessert that can come in various flavors and is often served chilled.

The vanilla pudding was delicious and had a smooth texture.

A dish that can be savory, often made with bread and various other ingredients.

The chef prepared a traditional Yorkshire pudding to accompany the roast beef.

A type of dessert that can be baked, steamed, or boiled, and may include various ingredients.

The bread pudding was a warm and comforting dessert.

From Old French 'boudin' or Latin 'pudendum', meaning 'to be ashamed' or 'to put away' referring to the manner of preparation.

pudding pie

A type of dessert pie filled with pudding.

pudding head

A nickname for someone perceived as foolish.

custard

A sweet sauce made with milk, eggs, and sugar.

flan

A type of dessert made with caramel and custard.

mousse

A light, fluffy dessert made with cream or egg whites.

cake

A sweet baked dessert, typically made from flour, sugar, and other ingredients.

A term of endearment for someone who is sweet or lovable.

You're such a pudding for always helping me.

Referring to a person who is a bit plump or cuddly.

Look at him, he's a real pudding!