crème
or creme
one of a class of liqueurs of a rather thick consistency.
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Business English | Rose BuhligCreme Franaise au Rhum is made the same as the foregoing, substituting rum for maraschino.
Desserts and Salads | Gesine LemckeThe Colonel still sat in his chair, nursing his last drop of creme de menthe resentfully.
Aaron's Rod | D. H. LawrenceI gave the woman a dose of creme of tarter and flour of Sulphur, and the man Some eye water.
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British Dictionary definitions for crème
/ (krɛm, kriːm, kreɪm) /
cream
any of various sweet liqueurs: crème de moka
(of a liqueur) rich and sweet
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