Spanish
confeccionar The act of creating something (a medicine or drink or soup etc.) by compounding or mixing a variety of components.
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This visually appealing confection is much easier to prepare than it looks.
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After you consume the pink confection you will sing like a nightingale.
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It is a confection of ornate red brickwork with many elaborate features.
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He crushed a piece of the soft, delicious confection between his lips.
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When her birthday came he produced an elaborate confection of hyperbolic compliment.
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Still, it's such a gorgeous confection that it proves hard to grumble.
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Have you noticed that ornament before you? pointing to an elaborate confection.
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Even the design elements lack inspiration; this is a surprisingly bland-looking Broadway-bound confection.
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The truth, as I have said, lies hidden in this extraordinarily mendacious confection.
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So what is this wonderful confection that possesses the ability to consume itself?
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Another sofa on special is the Bloomsbury, an undulating confection in Kariba velvet.
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I inhale the atomised confection of what I assume is an expensive cologne.
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It develops that it is an ice-cream confection, sold in summer.
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Write an advertisement to introduce a new candy or confection among grammar-school children.
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Crusoe's world-famous novel is a complex literary confection, and it's irresistible.
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It looked like an airy Arabian Nights confection of blue and gold .
