dollop (Meaning)

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dollop (n)

a small measure (usually of food)

She added a dollop of whipped cream to her hot chocolate, making it a decadent treat.
The chef carefully placed a dollop of caviar on top of each blini, adding a touch of luxury.
I spread a dollop of butter on my toast, relishing its rich and creamy flavor.
She scooped a dollop of ice cream onto the freshly baked chocolate chip cookie, creating a classic dessert.
The artist added a dollop of paint to his palette, preparing to create a vibrant masterpiece.
I accidentally dropped a dollop of mustard on my shirt, leaving a bright yellow stain.
The vet applied a dollop of ointment to the dog's wound, helping to soothe and heal it.
The child added a dollop of glitter to her art project, making it sparkle and shine.
She added a dollop of lemon curd to her morning yogurt, adding a burst of tangy flavor.
The baker added a dollop of frosting to each cupcake, making them look irresistible.

a small measure (usually of food)

clump, glob, hunk,chunk, lump, wad, gob, clod, bead, bit

No antonyms found.

She added a dollop of whipped cream to her hot chocolate, making it a decadent treat.

The chef carefully placed a dollop of caviar on top of each blini, adding a touch of luxury.

I spread a dollop of butter on my toast, relishing its rich and creamy flavor.

She scooped a dollop of ice cream onto the freshly baked chocolate chip cookie, creating a classic dessert.