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Meanings of toffy in English
Synonyms
Examples for "brittle"
Examples for "brittle"
1
Excessive use of cannabis can lead to brittle bones, new research suggests.
2
Several minutes more in the chill harbor would have frozen him brittle.
3
It is thereby hardened; rendered, in fact, almost as brittle as glass.
4
The midget said something biting in his peculiarly cracked and brittle voice.
5
Just thinking about it made my bones brittle and my spirit fragile.
1
The finale: a sticky toffee pudding with toasted coconut and pot-infused chocolate.
2
Let your muscles turn to toffee and your mind go pleasantly elastic.
3
Carmel Somers looks to France, with her toffee apple trifle with brandy.
4
He saw toffee being devoured and none of it coming his way.
5
Along the street, food carts sell toffee apples and pulled pork sandwiches.
Usage of toffy in English
1
In one were sweet biscuits, in another brandy-balls, peppermints, pear-drops and toffy.
2
Twenty young people had gathered for the toffy pull at Minister Graves'.
3
I am sure this will be excellent toffy, but-Dick ,youshocking boy!
4
Another line of man-killers that we had to move were "toffy apples."
5
In toffy circles I'm known as the most progressive-
6
Now, do hurry, for the toffy is almost ready.
7
With a portion of the mashed tarts on it, and champagne, it tasted excellently; toffy to follow.
8
After two hours of strenuous toffy-pulling the tired young revellers sat down to plates heaped with goodies.
9
There was also toffy that was sold by weight, of which Everton toffee was the chief favourite.
10
The best toffy in the world.'
11
Haven't you kids finished that toffy?
12
But her coming to the toffy pull that night made a great deal of trouble for brother and me.
13
I must have some toffy.'
14
Is he coming over you again to let him make more toffy, Judy, and burn out the bottom of another saucepan?
15
I just don't like it when they come here and act all toffy nosed, as if they're the landlords and we're the peasants.
16
His pockets were crammed full of gingerbread and Everton toffy, and we had three bottles of lemonade slung on to the pony's saddlebows.
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