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marchpane
[ mahrch-peyn ]
marchpane
/ ˈ³¾É‘˳Ùʃˌ±è±ðɪ²Ô /
noun
- an archaic word for marzipan
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of marchpane1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of marchpane1
Example Sentences
One day she and I were in the kitchen, watching Mandy make marchpane.
Among other eccentricities, Murray had taken against “marzipanâ€, preferring to spell it “marchpaneâ€, and decreed that the adjective “African†should not be included, on the basis that it was not really a word.
Shops have been 280 promptly opened for a holiday sale of the Toledo specialties—arabesqued swords and daggers, every variety of Damascened wares, and marchpane in form of mimic hams, fish, and serpents.
"A marchpane, that Englishwoman," interrupted Swidwicki; "but her maid has more electricity in her."
And only think, last of all came ice-cream doves sitting in a nest made of sugar, upon eggs of marchpane!
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