syrup
/ˈsɪrəp/
noun
- A thick, sweet liquid made by boiling sugar with water or fruit juice, used to flavor food or drinks.
- She poured maple syrup over her pancakes.
- The recipe calls for two tablespoons of corn syrup.
- He added a splash of chocolate syrup to his milk.
- A thick liquid medicine, often sweetened to make it easier to take.
- He measured out a dose of the cherry-flavored syrup.
- The doctor prescribed a cough syrup for her cold.
- The pharmacist recommended a syrup to soothe the sore throat.