Definition of sundae
: ice cream served with topping (such as crushed fruit, syrup, nuts, or whipped cream)
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In memorial, Shantz’ son has placed an ice cream sundae at the spot where the accident happened, WAPT reports.
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The poison cherry on top of this rancid sundae, though, is the massive 5-foot-tall, hideously evil-in-a-good-way, clown head that acts as the 18th hole.
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The topping-heavy dish almost resembles an ice cream sundae.
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Area restaurants offered samples of everything from Korean barbecue tacos (Cuisiniers Catering) to a barbecue sundae (Bubbalou’s) to sausage (The Sausage Shack).
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Correspondent Jamie Jobb, with whom anyone would like to split a sundae, likes to be an ice cream lover who eats responsibly.
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The Broncos did not sign a passer during December’s early recruiting period, made to wait for the cherry on top of the sundae.
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From the outside, the three connected spheres resemble a glass-and-steel sculpture of a triple-scoop sundae.
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So…a swimming pool filled with ben wa balls instead of plastic sundae sprinkles?
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Origin and Etymology of sundae
probably alteration of Sunday
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Definition of sundae for English Language Learners
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: a dessert of ice cream that is topped with a sweet sauce, nuts, whipped cream, etc.
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Definition of sundae for Students
: a serving of ice cream with a topping (as fruit, syrup, whipped cream, nuts, or bits of candy)
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