treacle
noun [U] /ˈtriː.kl̩/ UKDefinition
› (also black treacle) a sweet, dark, thick liquid that is used in cooking sweet dishes and sweets: treacle toffee → Compare syrupSugar and sugar substitutes › → golden syrup: treacle tartSugar and sugar substitutes
(Definition of treacle noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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