Word
smoothies
Phoneticssmooth·ies
UK/smˈuːðɪz/
Definition
n. thick, cold drinks made by mixing fruit or vegetables with milk, yogurt, or ice in a machine.
n. thick beverages produced by blending raw fruit or vegetables with a liquid base such as dairy milk, plant milk, or fruit juice.
Examples
“I make fruit smoothies for breakfast every morning.”
“The café offers a variety of green smoothies made with spinach, kale, and fresh apple juice.”
“While smoothies are often marketed as health drinks, their high fructose content can lead to significant blood sugar spikes if consumed in large quantities without adequate fiber.”
Examples
simple
“I make fruit smoothies for breakfast every morning.”
contextual
“The café offers a variety of green smoothies made with spinach, kale, and fresh apple juice.”
complex
“While smoothies are often marketed as health drinks, their high fructose content can lead to significant blood sugar spikes if consumed in large quantities without adequate fiber.”
Usage
The plural form of 'smoothie'; refers to individual servings or different varieties of the drink.
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