Definition

Having a texture or flavor similar to fudge, often soft and sweet.

Example

The cake had a fudgy consistency that made it incredibly rich and delicious.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

Have you tried that new dessert place in town?

Not yet, but I heard their brownies are super fudgy.

I love fudgy desserts, they’re my favorite!

You should definitely go; I think you’ll love it.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Fudgy → The word 'fudgy' is derived from 'fudge' (origin uncertain, possibly from the dialectal English 'fudg', meaning to make or do in a clumsy way) with the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by). The term 'fudgy' describes something that is characterized by or resembling fudge, often implying a soft, cloying, or indulgent quality.

Memory Tip

Think of 'fudge' as something soft and sweet, and remember that 'fudgy' means something that has that soft, sweet quality.

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