fudge

Object

• sundae: On the one hand, the individual is highly motivated to eat a hot fudge ice cream sundae with all the toppings.
• brownie: Boston Brownie ( available cut in 12s & uncut ) The ultimate fudge brownie - topped with chocolate chips.
• cake: One slice of chocolate fudge cake isn't the end of the world.
• sauce: Spread a generous layer of fudge sauce onto each round.
• maker: Also on the winning team was Beau James, another promising young fudge maker.
• factor: It is really just a fudge factor added to the width of the phi slice.

Preposition: on

issue: Or will it seek to reach a fudge on the issue to keep its coalition together?

Adjective modifier

• delicious: Download video clip Now you can try your hand at making our delicious fudge.
• handmade: As with all our handmade fudge, Lemon Meringue is whipped up from only the finest natural ingredients to an original recipe from 1830.

Modifies a noun

factor: Here is the wavelength, and RIPA is a fudge factor which is typically like 1.0.

Modifying Another Word

• no: For the very first time, there will be no escape clauses, no fudging.
• n't: Make sure they do n't fudge the truth AT ALL.
• not: Mason wonders, however, whether I am not fudging here.
• also: They also fudge the issue of decreasing services for an increasing number of people living with the virus.
• just: We could just fudge the detail and put a text field in the Service description, I suppose.
• completely: The only solution for ICANN was to completely fudge this process in VeriSign's favor.

Used with why or when

• that: Bite into the soft outer crust, and you'll experience creamy vanilla fudge that literally melts in the mouth.
• which: The fudge which was made on board was fabulous.
• when: This must mean not fudging when it comes to the difficult issues.

Infinitive complement

keep: Ethnomathematics asks all i believe he fueled mainly by fudge to keep.