Meaning of brown sugary | Babel Free

Definitions

Adjective. [B2]

Examples

“Where the chalk has been burnt and it crumbles it assumes the look of brown sugar, and wherever this brown sugary appearance is present about the rock windows and doors of one of these castles in the air, we know the manner of its reduction.”

“Though the rich brown sugary smell of the cookies wafted through the house, it did nothing to fill the emptiness of the rooms in which they lived, emptiness that was destroying Bonnie and that Kirk, totally preoccupied with the problems at SuperWrite, didn’t seem to notice.”

“Peach cakes are popular in Maryland in the summertime, and I like to make this buttery, brown sugary version at least several times each season.”

“Buttery and brown sugary, these old-fashioned bars will be a sure hit.”

“The result is a sweet and spicy gingerbread pudding soaked with a sticky, buttery, brown sugary sauce.”

“blond, beautiful (of texture), and brown sugary”

“These blondies are rich and brown sugary . . . and with the cute M&M’s on top, they are hard to resist.”

“One of those little dark green and gold suckers cut in half (renewed warning: careful with that cutting), and smeared with a little butter or olive oil, and drizzled with a little honey or maple syrup or sprinkled with a little brown sugar, and then baked like hell for about an hour at 400°, and you have a lovely autumn bronze and orange dish in its own personal shell. […] I like to baste it a little with the melted butter when it’s near done…and I like to spear the sides with a fork so the buttery/brown sugary glaze sinks into the flesh.”

“This recipe is inspired by those nostalgia-inducing spoonfuls of bacony, brown sugary–sweet, grill-side beans.”

“Here’s a riddle: What do you call a dollop of cookie dough hugged by fudgy brownie batter? Answer: Every mother’s dream dessert. That’s because this single-serving treat fits nicely in a lunchbox and features two kid favorites—chocolate and buttery, brown sugary cookie dough.”

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