n.
A confection, preserve, or jam.
[French, from Old French, from confit, confection. See comfit.]
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confiture
American Heritage Dictionary:
con·fi·ture |
n.
A confection, preserve, or jam.
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Barron's Food Lover's Companion:
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[kawn-fee-TYOOR] French for "jam" or "preserves".
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 | confecture |
| comfiture |
| Confiture de lait |
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