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almond cookie

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun almond cookie has 1 sense
  1. almond cookie, almond crescent - very rich cookie containing ground almonds; usually crescent-shaped
    --1 is a kind of cookie, cooky, biscuit

Definitions from the Web

Term: Almond Cookie

Description: An almond cookie is a sweet baked dessert or snack made primarily from almonds. It is typically characterized by its delicate almond flavor and a crisp yet melt-in-your-mouth texture. Almond cookies are popular in many cultures and often enjoyed during festive occasions.

Senses:

  1. Noun: A type of cookie made with almond flour or almond extract.
  2. Noun: A round-shaped cookie with a whole almond placed on top.
  3. Noun: A cookie with chopped or ground almonds as an ingredient.
  4. Noun: A cookie with almond slices on top or mixed throughout the dough.
  5. Noun: A cookie flavored with almond essence or almond paste.
  6. Noun: A traditional Chinese cookie often exchanged during the Chinese New Year.

Examples:

  1. She baked a batch of delicious almond cookies for the party.
  2. The bakery sells a variety of almond cookies, including those with whole almonds on top.
  3. These almond cookies are perfect for those who love the rich taste of almonds.
  4. He sprinkled sliced almonds on the almond cookies before putting them in the oven.
  5. The scent of freshly baked almond cookies filled the kitchen.
  6. During the Lunar New Year, it's customary to exchange almond cookies as a symbol of good luck.

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