Examples
“The cookies above have been rolled in sprinkles and in shredded coconut.”
“I usually stick with the slice-n-bake cookies, rolling the edges of the cookie logs in sprinkles or nuts before slicing them into individual cookies on the cookie sheet.”
“White chocolate, along with red and blue sprinkles is the best combination for the 4th of July, but feel free to bring in some milk or dark chocolate, too.”
“Sugar cookie dough, frosting, and sprinkles is all you need for this fun little creative treat.”
“I know there is good in you. * showering you with sparkly sprinkles from the good side of the Force*”
“Qristyl, another of my early favorites, is making something out of shiny satin in a print that recalls the sprinkles on the Carvel ice cream logo.”
“I am known as a sprinkles kind of baker, but I can't ever use white ones again.”
“They called their sprinkles Hagel, which is what my brother named the black/dark brown kitten he acquired a year or so later.”
“I'm been corrected before when I've called sprinkles confetti, so I'd like to involve actual confetti in a cupcake experience- maybe a waitress could be involved in the fluttering down as it's placed before the lucky girl?”
“These looked very similar to the cupcakes I often get at other bakeries, with little sprinkles aka confetti on top, but there were their own unique taste treat.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘sprinkles’.
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UK Usage - Find US Equivalent
All these terms have a (different) American English equivalent. Wonder if you can identify them?
abridgement (abri..., accoutrement, accoutre, acknowledgement (..., opposite, advert, adaptor, adapter, sticking plaster, advertise, adviser (advisor ..., adze, aesthete and 1196 more...
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On the cake
There is more vocabulary in the family of sprinkles than I had ever imagined
nonpareils, hundreds-and-thou..., nib sugar, confetti, sprinkles, ants, cachous, jimmies, comfits, dragées, jazz drops, chocolate freckles
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The sweetest thing.
A spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down!
sugary, sweetness, fragrant, cloying, saccharine, honey, luscious, nectar, pudding, pastry, bittersweet, cupcake and 44 more...
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Pluralia Tantum
Nouns that are common in plural form but are non-existent or rarely used in singular form.
scissors, thanks, clothes, remains, tights, trousers, pants, news, billiards, means, mathematics, physics and 221 more...
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My Little Ponies
A list of My Little Pony names from the original (G1) collection. 1982-1992
cotton candy, butterscotch, blossom, blue belle, minty, snuzzle, seashell, bubbles, bow tie, applejack, sunbeam, medley and 352 more...
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Jacqueline's Words
glittery, horny, amazing, wanderlust, forlorn, lustily, nonchalant, cool, passive, submissive, roundabout, carousel and 558 more...
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persnickety parlance
behoove, ebullient, insouciant, insipient, froth, quandary, quixotic, tendril, maktub, furrow, furl, anastrophe and 1076 more...
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Regional Words
Moving from the midwest to the east coast of the United States meant not only a change in location and climate, but also in vocabulary...This list is a place for words that have localized / regiona...
jersey wall, soda, pop, wicked, sprinkles, jimmies, marshmallow
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confectionary
sweet things.
peppermint, candycane, strawberry, ganache, pocky, creampuff, sugardrop, cream bun, toffee, chocolate, sprinkles, cupcake and 11 more...
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That's What She Said: The Office (US)
The Office. American Version. This is going to take a while to "complete" as I have to re-watch all the episodes, or at least scan all the main fansites for the memorable dialogue.
stanley nickel, schrute buck, world's best boss, cash basket, awesome lessons, bobblehead, booze cruise, mike's cereal shack, philly jim, italian food, whomever, schrute farms and 42 more...
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words that make me happy
christmas, kate, glitter, sparkle, ice, icicle, snow, polar, aurora borealis, northern lights, skylight, fairy lights and 71 more...
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