Definition for Dessert:

• A service of pastry, fruits, or sweetmeats, at the close of a feast or entertainment; pastry, fruits, etc., forming the last course at dinner.

Synonyms for Dessert:

• adj.

  •sweet (adjective)
  • crepe,
  • jello,
  • jelly,
  • crumble,
  • torte,
  • ice,
  • syrupy,
  • cheese,
  • sorbet,
  • sugary,
  • cloying,
  • cobbler,
  • ambrosial.

• n.

  •
  • accompaniment,
  • antipasto,
  • aperitif,
  • entree.
  •delicacy (noun)
  • de light,
  • de-light,
  • re gales,
  • re-gales,
  • de lights,
  • re-gale,
  • re gale,
  • de-lights,
  • Bonnes bouches.
  •dessert (noun)
  • afters,
  • pud,
  • sweet course,
  • sweet dish.
  •food (noun)
  • course,
  • burrito,
  • hors d'oeuvre,
  • tomato soup,
  • spaghetti,
  • lasagne,
  • Scrambled eggs,
  • leftovers,
  • jambalaya,
  • macaroni,
  • ragout,
  • pasta,
  • spring roll,
  • poached eggs,
  • ravioli,
  • pancakes,
  • soup,
  • Chow Mein,
  • omelette,
  • quiche,
  • pizza,
  • casserole,
  • goulash,
  • dish,
  • salad,
  • eggs,
  • hamburger,
  • fried eggs,
  • chicken soup,
  • side dish,
  • Meat Loaf,
  • sandwich,
  • main course,
  • boiled eggs,
  • tortellini,
  • stew,
  • egg roll,
  • Irish Stew,
  • soft boiled eggs,
  • flapjacks,
  • peanut butter sandwich,
  • taco,
  • macaroni and cheese,
  • cannelloni,
  • hard boiled eggs,
  • stir fry,
  • fondue,
  • enchilada.
  •meal (noun)
  • munchies,
  • blue plate,
  • chow time,
  • brunches,
  • together banquet,
  • meals,
  • carryout,
  • suppers,
  • din-din,
  • potlucks,
  • Regalement,
  • luncheons,
  • brunch.
  •pudding (noun)
  • custard,
  • mousses,
  • custards,
  • tapioca,
  • mousse.
  •sweet (noun)
  • sugarplum,
  • sweetmeat,
  • chocolate,
  • chocolates,
  • confiture,
  • sugarplums.
  •sweets (noun)
  • pre serve,
  • pre serves,
  • pre-serves,
  • candied fruits.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • appetizer,
  • fixings,
  • spoon,
  • starter,
  • cheeseboard,
  • side order,
  • appetiser,
  • crudites,
  • sundae,
  • helping,
  • portion,
  • trimmings.
  •blade
  • knife.
  •ice
  • sherbet.
  •mousse
  • ice cream.
  •nourishment
  • food.
  •Other relevant words:
  • pastry,
  • gear shaping,
  • cover,
  • desserts,
  • substantial meal,
  • Bever,
  • cookie,
  • square meal,
  • junk food,
  • sweet food,
  • full meal,
  • Bara,
  • plate,
  • place,
  • manna,
  • fruit compote,
  • Antepast,
  • stimulate,
  • fruit,
  • sharpen,
  • sillabub,
  • sugariness,
  • cake,
  • bait,
  • Sweetness,
  • frozen treat,
  • choice morsel,
  • candy,
  • savoury,
  • flan,
  • serving,
  • kickshaw,
  • fast food,
  • knife blade,
  • zabaglione,
  • blancmange,
  • final course,
  • help,
  • trifle,
  • hearty meal,
  • breakfast,
  • razor clam,
  • utility knife,
  • gelato,
  • quicken,
  • cutter,
  • entertainment,
  • syllabub,
  • prune whip,
  • frozen dessert,
  • titbit,
  • fruit salad,
  • tiffin,
  • dejeuner,
  • warner,
  • junket,
  • pleasantness,
  • redolence,
  • compote,
  • dumpling,
  • service,
  • whet,
  • stir,
  • razor shell,
  • last course,
  • coupe,
  • blowout,
  • Entremets,
  • excite,
  • Baked Alaska,
  • grind,
  • tart,
  • Cate,
  • confectionery,
  • fragrance,
  • confection.

Paraphrases for Dessert:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    pudding.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    pie.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, plural
    serves.
  • Proper noun, singular
    serves.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    desert, cake, snack.

Dessert Sentence Examples:

• We were compelled to cut short our luncheon and flee to Martell's for our dessert.

• " Yes, and we can eat cake for dessert," and the pie was again placed in the oven.

Homophones for Dessert:

• decorated, dog-eared, disagree with, Daucus Carota, decorate, desired, discredit, discredited, discarded, disaccord, dissertate, desegrated, desert, dockyard, discord, ditch reed, discard, deserted, djakarta, dasyuridae, dasyurid, dogcart, degraded, desecrated, decreed, degrade, desecrate, dose rate, disaccharide, discrete, discreet, disarrayed, degree day.