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comfort food

 

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Noun comfort food has 1 sense
  1. comfort food - food that is simply prepared and gives a sense of wellbeing; typically food with a high sugar or carbohydrate content that is associated with childhood or with home cooking
    --1 is a kind of
    food, nutrient

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Comfort Food

Description: Comfort food refers to food that provides a sense of emotional well-being and brings comfort and solace when consumed. Typically, comfort food is associated with nostalgic, familiar, and home-cooked meals that evoke positive feelings and a sense of coziness.

Sense 1 (Noun): Comfort food can be used as a noun to denote specific dishes or types of food that are considered comforting.

Example sentence: After a long day at work, a bowl of warm macaroni and cheese became her ultimate comfort food.

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Sense 2 (Adjective): Comfort food can also be used as an adjective to describe a meal or dish that provides comfort.

Example sentence: The cozy restaurant served delicious comfort food that reminded her of home.

Related products: Comfort Food Dish, Comfort Food Recipe Book

Sense 3 (Plural Noun): Comfort foods can also represent different types of foods that bring comfort to different individuals.

Example sentence: Everyone has their own preferred comfort foods; for him, it was a warm slice of apple pie.

Related products: Comfort Foods Assortment, Comfort Foods Sampler

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