DESSERT

DESSERT


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Word: dessert
Phonetic: /dɪˈzɜːt/
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A sweet confection served as the last course of a meal


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*Skip it
1-2-3 or flan
A sweet finish
Baked Alaska
Baklava
Banquet finale
Brits call it afters
Cake or pie
Cake
Calorie-crammed course
Calorific course
Charlotte russe
Check preceder
Check preceder?
Closing course
Course shunned by losers?
Course that might involve cake
Course thats commonly skipped
Diet buster
Dinner course
Dinner finale
Feast finale
Final course
Final order
Finisher of a sort
Finishing course
Finishing order
Gut course?
Ice cream or cake
Ice cream or pie
Ice
In 17D
It may come with multiple forks
Kind of menu
Last course
Last part of the meal
Meal closer
Menu entry
Mousse
Napoleon
Pie or cake
Pie or pudding
Piece of cake
Profiterole or pie
Pudding or cake
Restaurant course
Skip it
Something a loser may skip
Something to save room for
Split
Sweet after you eat
Sweet finish
Tapioca pudding
Theres sometimes no room for it
Time for some wines
Tiramisu
Trifle
Ultimate course
What a loser may skip
You may not have room for it
Pie, cake, etc.
Sweet
Pie à la mode.
Dieter's nemesis.
Trifle, for instance.
Parfait.
Final treat.
Napolean.
Shortcake.
Watermelon, for example.
Floating island, for one.
See 1 Down.
Dinner sweet.
Parfait, for example.
Plum pudding.
APPLE PIE
Sweet treat
Part of a feast.
Menu item
Chef's specialty.
Meal course.
See 14 Across.
Napoleon, e.g.
Bombe, for one
Dinner's end
Mousse, e.g.
Calorie course
Ice, at times
Pie or parfait
Sweet course, usually
Peaches and cream, e.g.
Peach Melba, for one
Pastry or pudding
A subject of puns herein
Piece of cake, maybe
Charlotte russe, for one
Tapioca pudding, e.g.
Split, e.g.
Ice, e.g.
There's sometimes no room for it
SEE 17-ACROSS
Pudding or pie
Back-page menu item, maybe
Final order of things?
Calorie counter's temptation
Order that's rarely followed?
Napoleon, for one
Life is short -- eat ___ first
Part of a meal that the British call afters
Piece of cake, say
Sweet course
___ pudding
Sweet, having hair swept back
Leave, heartened by second pudding
Sweet twisted in strands
Course set south in barren terrain
Leave to assimilate second course
Head of state to be seen in due course
Locked up as a final course
Fool, perhaps, locked up?
Possible fool with hair receding
Fool, say, with hair put up
25 with locks? That's sweet
Upbraided a fool, perhaps
Leave without a second course
Word from the French for clear the table
Ending course
Here nomads eat sheep's head for pudding
Its usually downed last
It comes last, locked in reverse
Coarse-sounding son's in the wilderness
Perhaps split, braided to left
Sugary menu course
Sweet conclusion
Whats served last
Worry business people are holding back
Detailed mugshot snapped by Eastern US cop
Capture
Branch of mathematics
Sons will tuck into venison and finish off suet pudding
Leave, having eaten the last bit of Christmas pudding
Skipping starter, worried about pudding
Pudding or sweet course
Meal ender
Parfait, e.g.
Pastry, e.g.
Madeleine or Napoleon
Madeleine or Napoleon
Pastry chefs creation
Tiramisu, e.g.
Meal finale
What might secure the bucks, ship bound for Madeira?
Course with a name derived from the French word for "clear the table"
Tart or torte




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