Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Resembling or suggestive of a pudding.
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- adjective Like
pudding ; having a heavy,stodgy texture.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The paint he used was a magnificent muck, and with it he rendered ageing flesh, an Irishman's neck, a dog's fur, a baby's puddingy stare.
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It's quite puddingy in the middle where the fruit layer keeps it moist and then the top is a crunchy layer of nuts and cinnamon.
Archive 2009-02-01 esther 2009
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I thought Kenzoamour was rice-puddingy and might be comforting, but it's just Not My Thing.
Got Milk? Marina Geigert 2009
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It's quite puddingy in the middle where the fruit layer keeps it moist and then the top is a crunchy layer of nuts and cinnamon.
Call me the Nectarine Crazy esther 2009
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It is very fudgy cold-if you want it more puddingy, room temperature would be better.
Toast: Lindy 2006
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Rice, of course, is best known for her vampire books, Picoult for the sort of puddingy nonsense fraught with moral dilemmas and adult emotional angst.
Archive 2008-03-01 2008
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It is very fudgy cold-if you want it more puddingy, room temperature would be better.
Tarts Lindy 2008
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It is very fudgy cold-if you want it more puddingy, room temperature would be better.
Square Cherry Tart Lindy 2006
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This is a moist, puddingy cake, and hence more forgiving than the sponge/genoise sort.
Toast: Lindy 2005
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This is a moist, puddingy cake, and hence more forgiving than the sponge/genoise sort.
Lady Moon's Dorset Apple Cake Lindy 2005
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