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Definition of creamery

creamery

/ˈkriːm.ər.i/
cream · er · y

Plural:creameries
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creamery Lexical Profile

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• noun

1

An establishment or facility where milk and cream are processed and where dairy products such as butter, cheese, and ice cream are manufactured or sold.

Example

"The local farmers deliver fresh milk every morning to the village creamery to be churned into butter."

• Rhymes for creamery

Word Origin & Etymology

Formed in English from the noun 'cream' (from Old French 'creme', ultimately from Late Latin 'cramum') combined with the place-denoting suffix '-ery'.

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