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dulce

 
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v. t.

To make sweet; to soothe. [Obs.]

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Spanish; sweet wines.

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[DOOL-say] Spanish for "sweet," dulce generally refers to an intensely sweet confection made with sugar and cream.

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[DOOL-thay; DOOL-say] Spanish for "sweet."

 
 

 

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