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Bonbon

noun

A candy that usually has a center of fondant or fruit or nuts coated in chocolate.

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"Bonbon" Quotes from Famous Books

... hard, aunty," Bea said, easily. "Of course Steve's a wonderful old dear and all that—I wish I had asked him for the moon. I do believe he'd have gotten an option on it." She laughed and reached over to a bonbon dish to rummage for a favourite flavour. She selected a fat, deadly looking affair, only to bite into it and discover her mistake. She tossed it on the floor so that Monster could creep out of her silk-lined basket and devour ...

— The Gorgeous Girl • Nalbro Bartley

... was painted in white. A wide ribbon was stretched barrierwise across the walk about fifteen feet from the trees, and near it were several large baskets, one full of bows and dart-pointed arrows, and the other heaped with expensive toys and bonbon boxes of painted satin, for prizes, ...

— People of the Whirlpool • Mabel Osgood Wright

... King, pulling out his watch, "it can't be time to march. Ah, it's a quarter of four this minute. Here, child," to Phronsie, "pick out your bonbon so that I can ...

— Five Little Peppers Grown Up • Margaret Sidney

... a great success. Even the chocolate fudge in the little cut glass bonbon dishes was perfect; and it was a question whether Pete or Dong Ling tried the harder ...

— Miss Billy • Eleanor H. Porter

Words linked to "Bonbon" : confect, candy