gingerbread

/ˈdʒɪndʒərˌbrɛd/
adjective
  1. Relating to or resembling gingerbread, especially in color or flavor.
    • He bought gingerbread-scented air freshener for his car.
    • The gingerbread latte at the café is popular during the winter season.
    • She wore a gingerbread-colored sweater that matched the autumn leaves.
noun
  1. A type of cake or cookie flavored with ginger and molasses, often cut into shapes and decorated.
    • My grandmother's gingerbread recipe uses fresh ginger and honey.
    • We baked gingerbread cookies shaped like stars and trees for Christmas.
    • The house smelled wonderful while the gingerbread was in the oven.
  2. Elaborate decorative trim or carving on a building, especially on the eaves or porch of a wooden house.
    • They restored the gingerbread on the porch to match the original design.
    • The carpenter added gingerbread trim to give the cottage a charming look.
    • The old Victorian house had beautiful gingerbread along the roofline.
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