ETYM French, from Latin confectio.
The act of creating something by compounding or mixing raw materials; SYN. concoction.
comfit · confect · concoction · sweet
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1. Sweets
2 archaic; Confectioner
3. Confectionery
candy store · confectionery
confabulation · confabulator · confabulatory · confect · confection · confectionary · confectioner · confectioneries · confectioners · confectioner's sugar · confectionery
Someone who makes candies and other sweets; SYN. candymaker.
candymaker
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A refined finely powdered sugar.
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confabulatory · confect · confection · confectionary · confectioner · confectioneries · confectioners · confectioner's sugar · confectionery · confections · confeder
confect · confection · confectionary · confectioner · confectioneries · confectioners · confectioner's sugar · confectionery · confections · confeder · confederacies
1. The confectioner's art or business
2. Sweet foods (as candy or pastry)
3. A confectioner's shop
candy store · confectionary
confectionary · confectioner · confectioneries · confectioners · confectioner's sugar · confectionery · confections · confeder · confederacies · confederacy
confectioner · confectioneries · confectioners · confectioner's sugar · confectionery · confections · confeder · confederacies · confederacy · confederal