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Meanings of pud in English

Portuguese
sobremesa
Spanish
budín

(British) the dessert course of a meal (`pud' is used informally)

sobremesa
Usage of pud in English
1
Don't pull my pud with stories about budget cuts and supply problems!
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2
Guinness Christmas Pudding A classic pud recipe to share this Christmas.
Radio NZ
3
This brigade pud, with its plump suet casing, is an hearty option Apples!
The Guardian
4
Christmas without the pud would be unthinkable in this house.
The Guardian
5
Although it is a saucy pud, serve with custard for a creamy final touch.
The South African
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Instead, we want the bolstering warmth of a proper pud.
The Irish Times
7
Starter or pud Starters are nibbles to kill time while waiting for your food.
BBC
8
An all-in-one Christmas pud and custard in a tart.
The Irish Times
9
It smells deliciously of roses, toffee and Christmas pud.
News.com.au
10
In my house we accompany the pud with a classic Hard Brandy Sauce and whipped cream.
Radio NZ
11
This pud can be cooked in a cloth, or a bowl, both instructions are given here.
Radio NZ
12
All pud things come to an end.
BBC
13
The basis of this pud is custard, strain it over chopped chocolate while hot, then blend together.
The South African
14
Page 3 is as British as roast beef and Yorkshire pud, fish and chips and seaside postcards.
The Guardian
15
There is more sweetness here and it's a heavier, very English winter pud, requiring something more substantial.
The Guardian
16
Get your hand off my pud, Harry.
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Translations for pud
Portuguese
sobremesapudim
Pud through the time