tartlet

[tahrt-lit]

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noun

a small pie.

Origin of tartlet

First recorded in 1375–1425, tartlet is from the late Middle English word tartlote. See tart², -let

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Tartlet pitched and rolled in anticipation as violently as the captain of the Dream.
Godfrey Morgan
Jules Verne
Tartlet was a bachelor, and aged about forty-five at the time we introduce him to our readers.
Godfrey Morgan
Jules Verne
But if the food itself was missing, what would you say then, Tartlet?
Godfrey Morgan
Jules Verne
"I should say that nothing was not enough," said Tartlet drily.
Godfrey Morgan
Jules Verne
There Tartlet awaited him with his two-footed and four-footed flock.
Godfrey Morgan
Jules Verne

British Dictionary definitions for tartlet

tartlet

noun

British an individual pastry case with a filling of fruit or other sweet or savoury mixture

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Examples from the Web for tartlet

Historical Examples

Tartlet pitched and rolled in anticipation as violently as the captain of the Dream.

Tartlet was a bachelor, and aged about forty-five at the time we introduce him to our readers.

But if the food itself was missing, what would you say then, Tartlet?

"I should say that nothing was not enough," said Tartlet drily.

There Tartlet awaited him with his two-footed and four-footed flock.

tartlet

Origin of tartlet