Milkshake: meaning, definitions and examples

A sweet, cold drink made from milk, ice cream, and flavoring such as fruit or chocolate, commonly enjoyed as a dessert or a treat.

• I ordered a chocolate milkshake at the diner
• She loves strawberry milkshakes on hot summer days

A thick, smooth drink made from blended fruit, vegetables, and sometimes added yogurt or milk, often considered healthier and used as a meal replacement or snack.

• I had a berry smoothie for breakfast
• They sell green smoothies at the health food store

A general term for a cold beverage made by blending ingredients, typically used interchangeably with milkshake but can also refer to other non-dairy shakes.

• I made a banana shake for breakfast
• She likes to enjoy a protein shake after her workouts

In some regions, particularly New England in the US, a frappe refers to a thick milkshake made with ice cream. Globally, it can also mean a blended iced coffee drink.

• In Boston, ordering a frappe will get you a deliciously thick milkshake
• I had a frappe at the cafe which was made with coffee and ice

A cold, sweet beverage made by blending milk with ice cream and flavorings. Often enjoyed as a treat or dessert.

• She ordered a chocolate milkshake with extra whipped cream.

A quality that makes someone sexually attractive. Usually used in contexts related to physical attractiveness and desirability.

• The actor is known for his undeniable sex appeal.

A quality that makes someone or something pleasant to look at or appealing in general. Can refer to both physical appearance and inner qualities.

• His attractiveness is a combination of his looks and charming personality.

A pleasing quality that attracts others. Often refers to someone's personality, manners, or behaviour.

• Her charm and kindness made her very popular among her peers.