Definitions
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- proper noun trademark A
Swiss chocolate bar withhoney ,nougat andalmonds , shaped like atriangular prism with triangularwedge -shaped pieces.
Etymologies
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Examples
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I was transferred to the North of Ireland by my employer to go on a training course and flew to Derry all on my "Tobler" (as in "Toblerone"/"own"/all on my own ..... forget it) and was put up in a Travel Lodge for a week with 4 TV channels and no local friends.
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This was the case during the so-called Toblerone affair in Sweden.
cafebabel.com 2009
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There are a few Swedish Chocolate bars that I really love, and I also like Hershey's chocolate with almonds; however, I think Toblerone, which is Swiss chocolate, is probably my favorite.
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Nowadays, there are often three mountains of the stuff in one duty free shop so that an unwary traveller may find themselves imprisoned in a kind of Toblerone Triangle.
Archive 2008-01-01 Ms Robinson 2008
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Nowadays, there are often three mountains of the stuff in one duty free shop so that an unwary traveller may find themselves imprisoned in a kind of Toblerone Triangle.
Toblerone: The Monster of Duty Free Ms Robinson 2008
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Mysupermarket. co.u, the shopping-comparison website, found that chocolates such as Toblerone (400g/14oz) and Lindor (400g) are as much as
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
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Although they did manage to find a report that mentioned a UFO shaped like a giant "Toblerone" and entitled their article "The Scottish X-Files" Had there been any "abductions" which included sexual experiments listed in the released MOD files, you can bet the headline would have been very different!
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Mysupermarket. co.u, the shopping-comparison website, found that chocolates such as Toblerone (400g/14oz) and Lindor (400g) are as much as
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
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They called it Toblerone which is a combination of Tobler and Torrone which is a type of Italian nougat.
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LOOKS LIKE IT'S ROMNEY, PAUL AND SANTORUM - Seriously, find someone who predicted that and see to it that he or she receives a very fine gift basket ripe pears, Toblerone... y'know, the works.
HUFFPOST HILL - Republicans Prepare to Mark Four-Year Anniversary Of Mike Huckabee's Game-Changing Iowa Caucuses Victory Eliot Nelson 2012
alexz commented on the word Toblerone
Just watched a video where a mathematician/physicist described a prism as a Tobleronie shape, and then made the mistake of reading the comments on how Toblerone is supposed to be pronounced if your from Italy, Switzerland, or England.
September 15, 2016