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1. (n.) dessert
a usu. sweet food, as cake, pudding, ice cream, or fruit, served as the final course of a meal.
Etymology: (1780–90; < F, der. of desservir to clear the table. See dis -1, serve)
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1. (noun) dessert, sweet, afters
a dish served as the last course of a meal
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1. (noun) dessert
sweet food eaten after main meal
What's for dessert?; delicious-looking desserts
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1. (noun) 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
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Sense: the sweet course in a meal; pudding
We had ice-cream for dessert.
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 Afrikaans: nagereg, dessert |
 Arabic: وجْبَة التَحْلِيَه |
 Bulgarian: десерт |
 Brazilian: sobremesa |
 Czech: desert, moučník |
 German: der Nachtisch |
 Danish: dessert |
 Greek: γλυκό |
 Spanish: postre |
 Estonian: magustoit |
 Farsi: نوعی دسر شبیه فرنی |
 Finnish: jälkiruoka |
 French: entremets |
 Hebrew: מָנָה אָחֲרוֹנָה |
 Hindi: डेजर्ट |
 Croatian: desert |
 Hungarian: édesség |
 Indonesian: pencuci mulut |
 Icelandic: eftirréttur |
 Italian: dessert |
 Japanese: デザート |
 Korean: 디저트 |
 Lithuanian: desertas |
 Latvian: deserts; saldaisēdiens |
 Malay: pencuci mulut |
 Dutch: toetje |
 Norwegian: dessert |
 Polish: deser |
 Persian: نوعی دسر شبیه فرنی |
 Pashto: ډوډۍ وروسته خوړل كيږى |
 Portuguese: sobremesa |
 Romanian: desert |
 Russian: десерт |
 Slovak: múčnik |
 Slovenian: posladek |
 Serbian: dezert |
 Swedish: efterrätt, dessert |
 Thai: ขนมหวาน |
 Turkish: tatlı, puding |
 Taiwanese: 飯後甜點 |
 Ukrainian: десерт |
 Urdu: کھانے میں شامل میٹھا |
 Vietnamese: món tráng miệng |
 Chinese: （餐后）甜食，甜点 |
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