Definition of chocolate in English:

chocolate

noun ˈtʃɒk(ə)lətˈtʃɑk(ə)lət

mass noun

1A food in the form of a paste or solid block made from roasted and ground cacao seeds, typically sweetened and eaten as confectionery.
a bar of chocolate
as modifier a chocolate biscuit
Example sentencesExamples
- The squillionair was a combination of biscuit, toffee, chocolate with an icing decoration.
- She was also banned from eating potassium-rich food including chocolate, mince pies and fruit.
- The choices were biscotti, muffins, quick bread, chocolate cake, and cookies.
- He has also taken his first solid foods - chocolate buttons, mashed potatoes and gravy.
- She enjoys Italian food, chocolate biscuits and reading endless amounts of books.
- After many hours without food, that first chocolate bar from the rescue team tasted really good.
- Alternatively, I could have selected muesli cookie, Dundee cake, chocolate cake or even shortbread.
- The only foods previously available were chocolate bars, candy, potato chips and pop.
- We went to M&S to buy cookies and chocolate cornflake cakes to share with the team, and munched them with mugs of hot tea.
- It is these dried beans, with their yeasty aroma, that are roasted and processed into chocolate.
- It's sunny and bright and an endless source of conversation over tea and chocolate biscuits.
- The packed lunches were found to be high in fat because of crisps, chocolate bars, biscuits and the amount of butter and margarine used.
- With its higher percentages of cocoa solids and cocoa butter, this is what hard-core chocolate craving is all about.
- There was no running water and the only food available was chocolate from the theatre bar.
- Sumptuous chocolate confectons like Sacher tortes carry the perfume of decadence.
- For comfort food I don't think anything can beat a good old plain Cadbury's chocolate bar.
- Another delicacy known as ‘truffle’ belongs to the realm of chocolate confectionery.
- There was roast chicken for dinner, and chocolate ice-cream for dessert, washed down with good fresh water.
- So that's the banned list, and the general ground rules for chocolate treat inclusion.
- Look, you do not need to coat the bottom of a chocolate chip cookie with chocolate.
1. 1.1count noun A sweet made of or covered with chocolate.
  a box of chocolates
  Example sentencesExamples
  When folk from work have been away on holiday, they leave indigenous sweets and chocolates on the desk next to me.
  You have to get a second mortgage in order to buy a small box of chocolates.
  Queen Mary had a very sweet tooth and always had a big box of chocolates beside her as she worked on her embroidery.
  Lora, who has been going out with Matthew for a year, has been sending him parcels of chocolates and sweets.
  After all, they say life is a box of chocolates, but never have I seen life as being sweet.
  He was the one handing out sweets and chocolates to children in Srebrenica.
  All we were offered were packets of sweet custard creams and chocolates.
  Joy, whose family owns a cocoa plantation in Trinidad, makes her own chocolates by hand.
  The bowl was the size of a child's head, and was filled to the brim with chocolates and candy.
  When I was five, she bought me chocolates and chewing gum and we talked about cricket.
  Sweets and chocolates are a must and should form a part of the gift you plan to give the kid.
  After our talk, the raffle was drawn and the lucky ones won Easter Eggs or chocolates.
  If the message is not getting through to your children, join in with their interest in sweets and chocolates for a few days.
  They sent me a two pound box of chocolates for my birthday, which is later this week.
  Today I got a card and box of chocolates from R when I didn't expect anything.
  Like a box of good chocolates, I prefer a restrained approach to a book, savouring no more than one or two chapters a day.
  He went into his bedroom and produced a box of expensive chocolates she guessed he'd been saving for Marlene.
  He is also working with Blumenthal on chocolates flavoured with the essence of fresh mown grass and leather.
  Western countries have cocoa butter in their chocolates which is superior health wise.
  They are generous too - give them a box of chocolates and they will tend to share them all and not leave one for themselves.
  Synonyms
  sweet, lozenge, pastille, piece of confectionery
2. 1.2 Hot chocolate.
  I drink chocolate because it is so soothing
  Example sentencesExamples
  I got up, made myself a steaming mug of chocolate and the cats a saucer of warmed Carnation milk and we sat in the kitchen all crowded up close to one another until the wind died down a little.
  Caffeine is a common ingredient in beverages such as coffee, tea, chocolate, soft drinks and cocoa.
  After taking a nice warm shower, she made herself a cup of chocolate and settled down to do her homework.
  Do you drink chocolate to escape from worries or trouble?
  After cleaning and polishing our fly lines, I had a mug of chocolate then crawled inside my sleeping bag.
3. 1.3 A deep brown colour.
  the former Great Western colours of chocolate and cream
  as modifier his chocolate brown eyes
  Example sentencesExamples
  Anna had dirty blonde hair that reached down to her elbows and deep chocolate brown eyes.
  Her hair was short, and a deep chocolate brown with a reddish tinge where the light hit it.
  It was a deep, chocolate brown that contrasted perfectly with his silky, flawless skin.
  Cysts are also likely to grow within the ovaries and these cysts are chocolate brown in colour.
  His hair was a chocolate brown colour with a few blonde streaks through it, spiked up slightly.
  The agony and shame in his face, in his deep chocolate brown orbs, drunk or not, was real.
  A chocolate brown chair beside it appears to have a light sprinkling of dandruff.
  Her hair was a deep chocolate brown, held up in high pigtails with small, curving bangs.
  Pretty, slender features and a chocolate brown colouring belie the fatty marbled meat within.
  They are born chocolate brown, but that color lightens to a red or sandy color as they mature.
  Her eyes were a deep chocolate brown, and she paused momentarily to pull a stray strand of hair out of them.
  For instant sex appeal, create a feline eye in black eye pencil, or chocolate brown for those with paler colourings.
  The room had a determinedly seventies look about it, the woodwork in chocolate brown, the carpet a rich purple.
  His eyes met with another pair of a deep chocolate brown, yet their gaze wasn't focused on him but on the books before her.
  I'm going to get her some chocolate coloured tights and see if I can find some chocolate brown gloves for her to wear with it.
  His eyes are this deep chocolate brown color, the type you could lose your mind in.
  What was wrong with deep chocolate brown, or a lighter green to the usual wheelies?
  The creature is said to be about 5ft, chocolate brown or orange and able to walk upright.
  I am sitting right at the back of the room, in my customary chocolate brown polo neck sweater, head bowed.
  Caramel, chestnut brown, chocolate and bright colours such as pink, blue and green are on the way.

Derivatives

chocolatey

adjective ˈtʃɒkləti

Most of the other desserts were chocolaty things - chocolate mousse, chocolate cake, Sachertorte.
Example sentencesExamples
- The crust is crispy with a marked chocolate taste, the pears are sweet and refreshing, and the ganache connects it all with its creamy chocolaty goodness.
- Stir in the chocolate mixture until it is smooth and chocolatey.
- The cake part is nice and moist and chocolaty, and ginger and apricot work particularly well with the chocolate, both for flavor and bite.
- The praline spread tastes like chocolatey smooth peanut butter.

Origin

Early 17th century (in the sense 'a drink made with chocolate'): from French chocolat or Spanish chocolate, from Nahuatl chocolatl 'food made from cacao seeds', influenced by unrelated cacaua-atl 'drink made from cacao'.

The first recorded use in English is as a drink made from chocolate; it was a fashionable drink in the 17th and 18th centuries. Samuel Pepys wrote in his diary in 1664: ‘To a Coffee-house, to drink jocolatte, very good.’ The word comes from French chocolat or Spanish chocolate, from Nahuatl (the language spoken by the Aztecs of Mexico) chocolatl ‘food made from cacao seeds’. Cacao (mid 16th century) and cocoa (early 18th century) are basically the same word, also from Nahuatl. Not from Mexico, though, is the expression I should cocoa. It is cockney rhyming slang for ‘I should say so’.

Definition of chocolate in US English:

chocolate

nounˈCHäk(ə)lətˈtʃɑk(ə)lət

1A food preparation in the form of a paste or solid block made from roasted and ground cacao seeds, typically sweetened.
a bar of chocolate
as modifier a chocolate cookie
Example sentencesExamples
- The choices were biscotti, muffins, quick bread, chocolate cake, and cookies.
- After many hours without food, that first chocolate bar from the rescue team tasted really good.
- With its higher percentages of cocoa solids and cocoa butter, this is what hard-core chocolate craving is all about.
- Sumptuous chocolate confectons like Sacher tortes carry the perfume of decadence.
- There was no running water and the only food available was chocolate from the theatre bar.
- She was also banned from eating potassium-rich food including chocolate, mince pies and fruit.
- Another delicacy known as ‘truffle’ belongs to the realm of chocolate confectionery.
- The packed lunches were found to be high in fat because of crisps, chocolate bars, biscuits and the amount of butter and margarine used.
- The squillionair was a combination of biscuit, toffee, chocolate with an icing decoration.
- He has also taken his first solid foods - chocolate buttons, mashed potatoes and gravy.
- We went to M&S to buy cookies and chocolate cornflake cakes to share with the team, and munched them with mugs of hot tea.
- Look, you do not need to coat the bottom of a chocolate chip cookie with chocolate.
- For comfort food I don't think anything can beat a good old plain Cadbury's chocolate bar.
- Alternatively, I could have selected muesli cookie, Dundee cake, chocolate cake or even shortbread.
- It is these dried beans, with their yeasty aroma, that are roasted and processed into chocolate.
- She enjoys Italian food, chocolate biscuits and reading endless amounts of books.
- So that's the banned list, and the general ground rules for chocolate treat inclusion.
- It's sunny and bright and an endless source of conversation over tea and chocolate biscuits.
- There was roast chicken for dinner, and chocolate ice-cream for dessert, washed down with good fresh water.
- The only foods previously available were chocolate bars, candy, potato chips and pop.
1. 1.1 A candy made of or covered with chocolate.
  a box of chocolates
  Example sentencesExamples
  Western countries have cocoa butter in their chocolates which is superior health wise.
  They sent me a two pound box of chocolates for my birthday, which is later this week.
  After all, they say life is a box of chocolates, but never have I seen life as being sweet.
  Lora, who has been going out with Matthew for a year, has been sending him parcels of chocolates and sweets.
  Today I got a card and box of chocolates from R when I didn't expect anything.
  Queen Mary had a very sweet tooth and always had a big box of chocolates beside her as she worked on her embroidery.
  Joy, whose family owns a cocoa plantation in Trinidad, makes her own chocolates by hand.
  He is also working with Blumenthal on chocolates flavoured with the essence of fresh mown grass and leather.
  They are generous too - give them a box of chocolates and they will tend to share them all and not leave one for themselves.
  After our talk, the raffle was drawn and the lucky ones won Easter Eggs or chocolates.
  Sweets and chocolates are a must and should form a part of the gift you plan to give the kid.
  All we were offered were packets of sweet custard creams and chocolates.
  You have to get a second mortgage in order to buy a small box of chocolates.
  If the message is not getting through to your children, join in with their interest in sweets and chocolates for a few days.
  When folk from work have been away on holiday, they leave indigenous sweets and chocolates on the desk next to me.
  The bowl was the size of a child's head, and was filled to the brim with chocolates and candy.
  He was the one handing out sweets and chocolates to children in Srebrenica.
  Like a box of good chocolates, I prefer a restrained approach to a book, savouring no more than one or two chapters a day.
  When I was five, she bought me chocolates and chewing gum and we talked about cricket.
  He went into his bedroom and produced a box of expensive chocolates she guessed he'd been saving for Marlene.
  Synonyms
  sweet, lozenge, pastille, piece of confectionery
2. 1.2 Hot chocolate.
  I drink chocolate because it is so soothing
  Example sentencesExamples
  Caffeine is a common ingredient in beverages such as coffee, tea, chocolate, soft drinks and cocoa.
  After taking a nice warm shower, she made herself a cup of chocolate and settled down to do her homework.
  Do you drink chocolate to escape from worries or trouble?
  I got up, made myself a steaming mug of chocolate and the cats a saucer of warmed Carnation milk and we sat in the kitchen all crowded up close to one another until the wind died down a little.
  After cleaning and polishing our fly lines, I had a mug of chocolate then crawled inside my sleeping bag.
3. 1.3 A deep brown color.
  as modifier huge spiders, yellow and chocolate brown
  Example sentencesExamples
  His eyes are this deep chocolate brown color, the type you could lose your mind in.
  The creature is said to be about 5ft, chocolate brown or orange and able to walk upright.
  Pretty, slender features and a chocolate brown colouring belie the fatty marbled meat within.
  For instant sex appeal, create a feline eye in black eye pencil, or chocolate brown for those with paler colourings.
  Anna had dirty blonde hair that reached down to her elbows and deep chocolate brown eyes.
  His hair was a chocolate brown colour with a few blonde streaks through it, spiked up slightly.
  The agony and shame in his face, in his deep chocolate brown orbs, drunk or not, was real.
  I'm going to get her some chocolate coloured tights and see if I can find some chocolate brown gloves for her to wear with it.
  Her hair was short, and a deep chocolate brown with a reddish tinge where the light hit it.
  Her hair was a deep chocolate brown, held up in high pigtails with small, curving bangs.
  Caramel, chestnut brown, chocolate and bright colours such as pink, blue and green are on the way.
  A chocolate brown chair beside it appears to have a light sprinkling of dandruff.
  I am sitting right at the back of the room, in my customary chocolate brown polo neck sweater, head bowed.
  It was a deep, chocolate brown that contrasted perfectly with his silky, flawless skin.
  What was wrong with deep chocolate brown, or a lighter green to the usual wheelies?
  His eyes met with another pair of a deep chocolate brown, yet their gaze wasn't focused on him but on the books before her.
  The room had a determinedly seventies look about it, the woodwork in chocolate brown, the carpet a rich purple.
  Her eyes were a deep chocolate brown, and she paused momentarily to pull a stray strand of hair out of them.
  They are born chocolate brown, but that color lightens to a red or sandy color as they mature.
  Cysts are also likely to grow within the ovaries and these cysts are chocolate brown in colour.

Origin

Early 17th century (in the sense ‘a drink made with chocolate’): from French chocolat or Spanish chocolate, from Nahuatl chocolatl ‘food made from cacao seeds’, influenced by unrelated cacaua-atl ‘drink made from cacao’.

单词	chocolate
释义	Definition of chocolate in English: chocolate noun ˈtʃɒk(ə)lətˈtʃɑk(ə)lət mass noun 1A food in the form of a paste or solid block made from roasted and ground cacao seeds, typically sweetened and eaten as confectionery. a bar of chocolate as modifier a chocolate biscuit Example sentencesExamples The squillionair was a combination of biscuit, toffee, chocolate with an icing decoration. She was also banned from eating potassium-rich food including chocolate, mince pies and fruit. The choices were biscotti, muffins, quick bread, chocolate cake, and cookies. He has also taken his first solid foods - chocolate buttons, mashed potatoes and gravy. She enjoys Italian food, chocolate biscuits and reading endless amounts of books. After many hours without food, that first chocolate bar from the rescue team tasted really good. Alternatively, I could have selected muesli cookie, Dundee cake, chocolate cake or even shortbread. The only foods previously available were chocolate bars, candy, potato chips and pop. We went to M&S to buy cookies and chocolate cornflake cakes to share with the team, and munched them with mugs of hot tea. It is these dried beans, with their yeasty aroma, that are roasted and processed into chocolate. It's sunny and bright and an endless source of conversation over tea and chocolate biscuits. The packed lunches were found to be high in fat because of crisps, chocolate bars, biscuits and the amount of butter and margarine used. With its higher percentages of cocoa solids and cocoa butter, this is what hard-core chocolate craving is all about. There was no running water and the only food available was chocolate from the theatre bar. Sumptuous chocolate confectons like Sacher tortes carry the perfume of decadence. For comfort food I don't think anything can beat a good old plain Cadbury's chocolate bar. Another delicacy known as ‘truffle’ belongs to the realm of chocolate confectionery. There was roast chicken for dinner, and chocolate ice-cream for dessert, washed down with good fresh water. So that's the banned list, and the general ground rules for chocolate treat inclusion. Look, you do not need to coat the bottom of a chocolate chip cookie with chocolate. 1.1count noun A sweet made of or covered with chocolate. a box of chocolates Example sentencesExamples When folk from work have been away on holiday, they leave indigenous sweets and chocolates on the desk next to me. You have to get a second mortgage in order to buy a small box of chocolates. Queen Mary had a very sweet tooth and always had a big box of chocolates beside her as she worked on her embroidery. Lora, who has been going out with Matthew for a year, has been sending him parcels of chocolates and sweets. After all, they say life is a box of chocolates, but never have I seen life as being sweet. He was the one handing out sweets and chocolates to children in Srebrenica. All we were offered were packets of sweet custard creams and chocolates. Joy, whose family owns a cocoa plantation in Trinidad, makes her own chocolates by hand. The bowl was the size of a child's head, and was filled to the brim with chocolates and candy. When I was five, she bought me chocolates and chewing gum and we talked about cricket. Sweets and chocolates are a must and should form a part of the gift you plan to give the kid. After our talk, the raffle was drawn and the lucky ones won Easter Eggs or chocolates. If the message is not getting through to your children, join in with their interest in sweets and chocolates for a few days. They sent me a two pound box of chocolates for my birthday, which is later this week. Today I got a card and box of chocolates from R when I didn't expect anything. Like a box of good chocolates, I prefer a restrained approach to a book, savouring no more than one or two chapters a day. He went into his bedroom and produced a box of expensive chocolates she guessed he'd been saving for Marlene. He is also working with Blumenthal on chocolates flavoured with the essence of fresh mown grass and leather. Western countries have cocoa butter in their chocolates which is superior health wise. They are generous too - give them a box of chocolates and they will tend to share them all and not leave one for themselves. Synonyms sweet, lozenge, pastille, piece of confectionery 1.2 Hot chocolate. I drink chocolate because it is so soothing Example sentencesExamples I got up, made myself a steaming mug of chocolate and the cats a saucer of warmed Carnation milk and we sat in the kitchen all crowded up close to one another until the wind died down a little. Caffeine is a common ingredient in beverages such as coffee, tea, chocolate, soft drinks and cocoa. After taking a nice warm shower, she made herself a cup of chocolate and settled down to do her homework. Do you drink chocolate to escape from worries or trouble? After cleaning and polishing our fly lines, I had a mug of chocolate then crawled inside my sleeping bag. 1.3 A deep brown colour. the former Great Western colours of chocolate and cream as modifier his chocolate brown eyes Example sentencesExamples Anna had dirty blonde hair that reached down to her elbows and deep chocolate brown eyes. Her hair was short, and a deep chocolate brown with a reddish tinge where the light hit it. It was a deep, chocolate brown that contrasted perfectly with his silky, flawless skin. Cysts are also likely to grow within the ovaries and these cysts are chocolate brown in colour. His hair was a chocolate brown colour with a few blonde streaks through it, spiked up slightly. The agony and shame in his face, in his deep chocolate brown orbs, drunk or not, was real. A chocolate brown chair beside it appears to have a light sprinkling of dandruff. Her hair was a deep chocolate brown, held up in high pigtails with small, curving bangs. Pretty, slender features and a chocolate brown colouring belie the fatty marbled meat within. They are born chocolate brown, but that color lightens to a red or sandy color as they mature. Her eyes were a deep chocolate brown, and she paused momentarily to pull a stray strand of hair out of them. For instant sex appeal, create a feline eye in black eye pencil, or chocolate brown for those with paler colourings. The room had a determinedly seventies look about it, the woodwork in chocolate brown, the carpet a rich purple. His eyes met with another pair of a deep chocolate brown, yet their gaze wasn't focused on him but on the books before her. I'm going to get her some chocolate coloured tights and see if I can find some chocolate brown gloves for her to wear with it. His eyes are this deep chocolate brown color, the type you could lose your mind in. What was wrong with deep chocolate brown, or a lighter green to the usual wheelies? The creature is said to be about 5ft, chocolate brown or orange and able to walk upright. I am sitting right at the back of the room, in my customary chocolate brown polo neck sweater, head bowed. Caramel, chestnut brown, chocolate and bright colours such as pink, blue and green are on the way. Derivatives chocolatey adjective ˈtʃɒkləti Most of the other desserts were chocolaty things - chocolate mousse, chocolate cake, Sachertorte. Example sentencesExamples The crust is crispy with a marked chocolate taste, the pears are sweet and refreshing, and the ganache connects it all with its creamy chocolaty goodness. Stir in the chocolate mixture until it is smooth and chocolatey. The cake part is nice and moist and chocolaty, and ginger and apricot work particularly well with the chocolate, both for flavor and bite. The praline spread tastes like chocolatey smooth peanut butter. Origin Early 17th century (in the sense 'a drink made with chocolate'): from French chocolat or Spanish chocolate, from Nahuatl chocolatl 'food made from cacao seeds', influenced by unrelated cacaua-atl 'drink made from cacao'. The first recorded use in English is as a drink made from chocolate; it was a fashionable drink in the 17th and 18th centuries. Samuel Pepys wrote in his diary in 1664: ‘To a Coffee-house, to drink jocolatte, very good.’ The word comes from French chocolat or Spanish chocolate, from Nahuatl (the language spoken by the Aztecs of Mexico) chocolatl ‘food made from cacao seeds’. Cacao (mid 16th century) and cocoa (early 18th century) are basically the same word, also from Nahuatl. Not from Mexico, though, is the expression I should cocoa. It is cockney rhyming slang for ‘I should say so’. Definition of chocolate in US English: chocolate nounˈCHäk(ə)lətˈtʃɑk(ə)lət 1A food preparation in the form of a paste or solid block made from roasted and ground cacao seeds, typically sweetened. a bar of chocolate as modifier a chocolate cookie Example sentencesExamples The choices were biscotti, muffins, quick bread, chocolate cake, and cookies. After many hours without food, that first chocolate bar from the rescue team tasted really good. With its higher percentages of cocoa solids and cocoa butter, this is what hard-core chocolate craving is all about. Sumptuous chocolate confectons like Sacher tortes carry the perfume of decadence. There was no running water and the only food available was chocolate from the theatre bar. She was also banned from eating potassium-rich food including chocolate, mince pies and fruit. Another delicacy known as ‘truffle’ belongs to the realm of chocolate confectionery. The packed lunches were found to be high in fat because of crisps, chocolate bars, biscuits and the amount of butter and margarine used. The squillionair was a combination of biscuit, toffee, chocolate with an icing decoration. He has also taken his first solid foods - chocolate buttons, mashed potatoes and gravy. We went to M&S to buy cookies and chocolate cornflake cakes to share with the team, and munched them with mugs of hot tea. Look, you do not need to coat the bottom of a chocolate chip cookie with chocolate. For comfort food I don't think anything can beat a good old plain Cadbury's chocolate bar. Alternatively, I could have selected muesli cookie, Dundee cake, chocolate cake or even shortbread. It is these dried beans, with their yeasty aroma, that are roasted and processed into chocolate. She enjoys Italian food, chocolate biscuits and reading endless amounts of books. So that's the banned list, and the general ground rules for chocolate treat inclusion. It's sunny and bright and an endless source of conversation over tea and chocolate biscuits. There was roast chicken for dinner, and chocolate ice-cream for dessert, washed down with good fresh water. The only foods previously available were chocolate bars, candy, potato chips and pop. 1.1 A candy made of or covered with chocolate. a box of chocolates Example sentencesExamples Western countries have cocoa butter in their chocolates which is superior health wise. They sent me a two pound box of chocolates for my birthday, which is later this week. After all, they say life is a box of chocolates, but never have I seen life as being sweet. Lora, who has been going out with Matthew for a year, has been sending him parcels of chocolates and sweets. Today I got a card and box of chocolates from R when I didn't expect anything. Queen Mary had a very sweet tooth and always had a big box of chocolates beside her as she worked on her embroidery. Joy, whose family owns a cocoa plantation in Trinidad, makes her own chocolates by hand. He is also working with Blumenthal on chocolates flavoured with the essence of fresh mown grass and leather. They are generous too - give them a box of chocolates and they will tend to share them all and not leave one for themselves. After our talk, the raffle was drawn and the lucky ones won Easter Eggs or chocolates. Sweets and chocolates are a must and should form a part of the gift you plan to give the kid. All we were offered were packets of sweet custard creams and chocolates. You have to get a second mortgage in order to buy a small box of chocolates. If the message is not getting through to your children, join in with their interest in sweets and chocolates for a few days. When folk from work have been away on holiday, they leave indigenous sweets and chocolates on the desk next to me. The bowl was the size of a child's head, and was filled to the brim with chocolates and candy. He was the one handing out sweets and chocolates to children in Srebrenica. Like a box of good chocolates, I prefer a restrained approach to a book, savouring no more than one or two chapters a day. When I was five, she bought me chocolates and chewing gum and we talked about cricket. He went into his bedroom and produced a box of expensive chocolates she guessed he'd been saving for Marlene. Synonyms sweet, lozenge, pastille, piece of confectionery 1.2 Hot chocolate. I drink chocolate because it is so soothing Example sentencesExamples Caffeine is a common ingredient in beverages such as coffee, tea, chocolate, soft drinks and cocoa. After taking a nice warm shower, she made herself a cup of chocolate and settled down to do her homework. Do you drink chocolate to escape from worries or trouble? I got up, made myself a steaming mug of chocolate and the cats a saucer of warmed Carnation milk and we sat in the kitchen all crowded up close to one another until the wind died down a little. After cleaning and polishing our fly lines, I had a mug of chocolate then crawled inside my sleeping bag. 1.3 A deep brown color. as modifier huge spiders, yellow and chocolate brown Example sentencesExamples His eyes are this deep chocolate brown color, the type you could lose your mind in. The creature is said to be about 5ft, chocolate brown or orange and able to walk upright. Pretty, slender features and a chocolate brown colouring belie the fatty marbled meat within. For instant sex appeal, create a feline eye in black eye pencil, or chocolate brown for those with paler colourings. Anna had dirty blonde hair that reached down to her elbows and deep chocolate brown eyes. His hair was a chocolate brown colour with a few blonde streaks through it, spiked up slightly. The agony and shame in his face, in his deep chocolate brown orbs, drunk or not, was real. I'm going to get her some chocolate coloured tights and see if I can find some chocolate brown gloves for her to wear with it. Her hair was short, and a deep chocolate brown with a reddish tinge where the light hit it. Her hair was a deep chocolate brown, held up in high pigtails with small, curving bangs. Caramel, chestnut brown, chocolate and bright colours such as pink, blue and green are on the way. A chocolate brown chair beside it appears to have a light sprinkling of dandruff. I am sitting right at the back of the room, in my customary chocolate brown polo neck sweater, head bowed. It was a deep, chocolate brown that contrasted perfectly with his silky, flawless skin. What was wrong with deep chocolate brown, or a lighter green to the usual wheelies? His eyes met with another pair of a deep chocolate brown, yet their gaze wasn't focused on him but on the books before her. The room had a determinedly seventies look about it, the woodwork in chocolate brown, the carpet a rich purple. Her eyes were a deep chocolate brown, and she paused momentarily to pull a stray strand of hair out of them. They are born chocolate brown, but that color lightens to a red or sandy color as they mature. Cysts are also likely to grow within the ovaries and these cysts are chocolate brown in colour. Origin Early 17th century (in the sense ‘a drink made with chocolate’): from French chocolat or Spanish chocolate, from Nahuatl chocolatl ‘food made from cacao seeds’, influenced by unrelated cacaua-atl ‘drink made from cacao’.
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