praline
/ˈrælaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a type of confectionery made from sugar, cream, and nuts, typically pecans or hazelnuts, that is boiled to a hard-ball stage and then shaped
“The gift box contained assorted chocolates and a handful of pralines.”
2. noun
a sweet, syrupy liquid made from sugar and cream, often flavored with vanilla or other ingredients
“The praline sauce was drizzled over the pancakes.”
3. adjective
resembling or flavored with praline
“The praline ice cream was a unique and delicious flavor.”