taffy

IPA: tˈæfi

noun

  • (US) A soft, chewy candy made from boiled sugar, molasses, or corn syrup and butter.
  • (informal) Flattery.
  • (slang, sometimes derogatory) A Welshman.
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Examples of "taffy" in Sentences

  • Taffy Edwards the only change so far.
  • He invented the laffy taffy and the salt shaker.
  • The taffy is also made with artificial flavoring.
  • Thanks for attending to my Taffy entry so promptly.
  • I addressed this issue with Taffy several times now.
  • Poopatine has a strong hatred of gum and saltwater taffy.
  • Second the original name of the article Taffy Yang was correct.
  • But he couldn't talk on account of his mouth was full of taffy.
  • Pulling taffy is designed to add air to the corn syrup and sugar confection.
  • This process of aeration helps to keep the taffy soft and prevents stickiness.

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