Sorbet ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Sorbet ( noun )

A frozen dessert made from sweetened fruit juice or syrup, typically with a texture similar to sherbet.

Origin:

From french "sorbet" from italian "sorbetto" from turkish "şerbet" meaning a drink made of fruit juice and sugar.

Examples:

1. The restaurant served a delicious raspberry sorbet for dessert.
2. The sorbet was a refreshing palate cleanser between courses.
3. He made a sorbet with strawberry and lemon.
4. The sorbet is a non-dairy alternative to ice cream.
5. The sorbet was made from fresh fruits.

(As a verb)

Sorbet ( verb )

A frozen dessert made from sweetened fruit juice or syrup, typically with a texture similar to sherbet.

Origin:

From french "sorbet" from italian "sorbetto" from turkish "şerbet" meaning a drink made of fruit juice and sugar.

Examples:

1. The restaurant served a delicious raspberry sorbet for dessert.
2. The sorbet was a refreshing palate cleanser between courses.
3. He made a sorbet with strawberry and lemon.
4. The sorbet is a non-dairy alternative to ice cream.
5. The sorbet was made from fresh fruits.