croquembouche
French
noun
Definitions
- croquembouche French dessert made from a pile of profiteroles coated with caramel
Etymology
Compound from French croque (crunch, crunches) + French fr (coffee, in, rivers, sugar, dreams, window)+ French croquer (crunch, mouth)+ French en (in, -an)+ French bouche (mouth, victuals).
Origin
French
bouche
Gloss
mouth, victuals
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
口
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bouche English
- croquembouche English
- en cabochon English
- en ventre sa mere English
- en-papillote English
- krokaani Finnish
- Trois-Rivières French
- Val-d'Or French
- amuse-bouche French
- arrière-bouche French
- attrape-rêves French
- avoir les jambes en coton French
- bouche French
- bouchée French
- caquenlit French
- chasse-café French
- chienlit French
- chèque en blanc French
- croque French
- croque galois French
- croque-madame French
- croque-monsieur French
- croquembouche, croquem(bouche) French
- croquer French
- croquet French
- croquette French
- emboucher French
- emmi French
- en French
- en-cas French
- encas French
- enjôler French
- fr French
- lèche-vitrine French
- metteuse en scène French
- passé simple French
- pissenlit French
- pomme frite French
- pomme purée French
- pousse-café French
- remplacer French
- umpiste French
- en Spanish, Castilian
- krokan Swedish
- buŝo Esperanto
- en Ido
- bouche Middle French
- en Middle French
- bouch Haitian, Haitian Creole
- bouch Antillean Creole
- fr
- en
- emmi
- encas
- croque
- bouche
- en-cas
- croquer
- bouchée
- enjôler
- umpiste
- croquet
- Val-d'Or
- chienlit
- remplacer
- pissenlit
- emboucher
- croquette
- caquenlit
- pomme frite
- pousse-café
- pomme purée
- chasse-café
- passé simple
- amuse-bouche
- croque galois
- lèche-vitrine
- croque-madame
- attrape-rêves
- arrière-bouche
- Trois-Rivières
- chèque en blanc
- croque-monsieur
- croquem(bouche)
- metteuse en scène
- avoir les jambes en coton