taffy (Meaning)

Wordnet

taffy (n)

chewy candy of sugar or syrup boiled until thick and pulled until glossy

Webster

taffy (n.)

A kind of candy made of molasses or brown sugar boiled down and poured out in shallow pans.

Flattery; soft phrases.

taffy Sentence Examples

  1. The saltwater taffy melted in my hand, leaving a sticky residue.
  2. The caramel taffy had a rich, buttery flavor that tantalized my taste buds.
  3. I pulled on the taffy until it formed long, thin strands.
  4. The taffy was so chewy that I could barely get it out of my mouth.
  5. I enjoyed the rainbow assortment of taffy, each color representing a different fruit flavor.
  6. The sour taffy puckered my lips and elicited a sharp intake of breath.
  7. I used the taffy to create edible sculptures, molding it into intricate shapes.
  8. The taffy was so addictive that I couldn't stop eating it.
  9. I bought a box of taffy as a treat for myself to enjoy in the evenings.
  10. The taffy wrapper depicted a nostalgic scene from my childhood.

FAQs About the word taffy

chewy candy of sugar or syrup boiled until thick and pulled until glossyA kind of candy made of molasses or brown sugar boiled down and poured out in shallow pa

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detraction, belittlement, disparagement,depreciation, disparagement, detraction, belittlement, depreciation, put-down,bad-mouthing

The saltwater taffy melted in my hand, leaving a sticky residue.

The caramel taffy had a rich, buttery flavor that tantalized my taste buds.

I pulled on the taffy until it formed long, thin strands.

The taffy was so chewy that I could barely get it out of my mouth.