nougat
/ˈnuːɡæt/Definitions
1. noun
A sweet confection made from sugar and nuts, often used as a filling in chocolates.
“She enjoyed the nougat filling in her favorite chocolate bar.”
2. verb
To coat or cover something with a sweet substance, typically nougat.
“The chocolatier nougated the truffles with a layer of caramelized sugar.”
3. adjective
Resembling or related to nougat, especially in being sweet and nutty.
“The nougat-flavored ice cream was a unique treat at the store.”