Synonyms for caramel
ˈkær ə məl, -ˌmɛl, ˈkɑr məlcaramel

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1. caramelnoun

   firm chewy candy made from caramelized sugar and butter and milk

   Synonyms:
   yellowish brown, buff, caramel brown, caramelized sugar, raw sienna

   Antonyms:
   achromatic, neutral

2. caramel, caramelized sugarnoun

   burnt sugar; used to color and flavor food

   Synonyms:
   yellowish brown, buff, caramel brown, caramelized sugar, raw sienna

   Antonyms:
   achromatic, neutral

3. yellowish brown, raw sienna, buff, caramel, caramel brownadjective

   a medium to dark tan color

   Synonyms:
   caramelized sugar, buffer, devotee, lover, caramel brown, raw sienna, fan, yellowish brown, buff

   Antonyms:
   neutral, achromatic

4. caramel, caramel brownadjective

   having the color of caramel; of a moderate yellow-brown

   Synonyms:
   caramel brown

   Antonyms:
   achromatic, neutral

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1. • Candy

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1. caramelnoun

   Synonyms:
   burnt sugar

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1. List of paraphrases for "caramel":

   fudge, jellybean

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1. Jeffrey Godsick:

   It’s a premium lager, it’s got a very good balance of flavor and refreshment to it. It’s fairly deep golden in color. It’s got a hint of fruit to it. It’s got a caramel aromatic to it.

2. Adam Spencer:

   I was doing a ‘Lemmy’ [Motrhead's legendary rock and roll front man] themed burger and his favorite drink was Jack Daniels and Coke. I made a caramel with this in it and it tasted amazing.

3. Paul Byrne:

   Think of like a Milky Way bar or a Mars bar, its where the chocolate and caramel touch, that depth, you can treat that as the thickness of the brittle, rigid layer.