sherbet
/ˈʃɜrbət/
noun
- A frozen dessert made with fruit juice, sugar, and water, sometimes with milk or egg whites; also a common spelling variant of sherbert.
- We shared a bowl of lime sherbet.
- She prefers sherbet because it is lighter than ice cream.
- The store sells both ice cream and sherbet.
- A sweet powder that fizzes in the mouth, often eaten as a candy or used in drinks.
- The children dipped their lollipops into sherbet powder.
- He poured the sherbet into a glass of water to make a fizzy drink.
- Sherbet is a popular treat at the fair.