sugar made with any of various ingredients which produce a reddish colour; (also) brown or unrefined sugar.

(a) = brown sugar n. at brown, adj. compounds 2; (b) Scottish liquorice or liquorice juice.

Brown unpurified sugar from the Caribbean. Frequently in plural.

sugar, typically pale brown and slightly coarse, produced in the Canary Islands.

sugar that is moist and friable; (also) any prepared sugar not in the loaf or lump form (the precise application varies); granulated or powdered…

More fully muscovado sugar. Raw or unrefined sugar obtained from the juice of the sugar cane by evaporating it and draining off the molasses.

unrefined or partially refined sugar.

Unrefined cane-sugar imported in boxes or casks; brown or moist sugar.

unrefined or partially refined sugar as opposed to crystallized or loaf sugar.

In sugar manufacture. An impure coarse brown sugar, made from the refuse syrup of previous boilings. Also as a count noun (chiefly in plural): a…

A kind of soft sugar; also Lisbon sugar.

an impure coarse brown sugar, made from the refuse syrup of previous boilings; = sense A. 10a.

= moist sugar n. at compounds 2. Obsolete.

slang. (See quots.)

In Central and South America: unrefined brown sugar, frequently made into blocks or cone shapes for eating.

A type of coarse brown sugar, often moulded into a hard cone or block, produced esp. in Mexico. Cf. penuche, n. 1.

= piloncillo, n.

A kind of coarse brown sugar used esp. in Mexico.