chocs

Sweet cocoa treats

Chocs is informal British for chocolates, especially individual pieces from a box: Would you like some chocs?

The word is casual and slightly old-fashioned, often appearing in phrases like box of chocs as a gift item.

confectionery

truffle

Prized subterranean edible

bonbonFilled chocolate candy
pralineNut and sugar candy
ganacheChocolate-cream confection blend

caramel · nougat · fudge · toffee · marzipan · brittle · assortment · selection · box · filled

indulgence

treat

Something pleasantly special

cravingPowerful urge to have
temptationUrge toward the unwise
decadenceMoral decline through excess

comfort · satisfaction · splurge · moreish · nibble · sneaking · secret · midnight · binge · reward

gift

box

Lidded storage container

ribbonSlender ornamental strip
wrappingOuter covering material
Valentine'sLover's holiday

Christmas · Easter · birthday · anniversary · hamper · assortment · selection · heart-shaped · thank-you · token

flavours

vanilla

Orchid pod extract

hazelnutEdible seed from Corylus
almondEdible tree nut
orangeCitrus with segments

mint · strawberry · raspberry · coffee · caramel · cherry · coconut · ginger · pistachio · rose

Opposites

confectionery type

chocsfruit

Edible plant ovary

mints · boiled sweets · hard candy · gummies · sherbet

dietary indulgence vs. health

chocsfresh fruit

carrot sticks · celery · apple slices · health food · salad

indulgence vs. restraint

chocsrice cakes

Puffed or pounded grain

plain water · abstinence · fasting · restraint

Phrases

hot chocolateHeated cocoa beverage
chocolate milkFlavored dairy beverage
chocolate cakeBaked cocoa dessert
chocolate barCocoa candy rectangle
chocolate chip cookiesBaked sweets with cocoa morsels
milk chocolateCocoa sweetened with dairy

Family

chocolate, chock-full, chock, choc, chocolatey, chocolaty, choco, chocoholic, chocking

Familiarity: Top 500,000
Profile: Known to kids · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G