Treats whose name is derived from the Arabic for “to drink” NYT Crossword Clue
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explanationNYT Crossword December 6 2025 Answers
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The most common and recent 7-letter answer for "Treats whose name is derived from the Arabic for "to drink"" is SORBETS.
The word 'sorbets' comes from the Arabic word 'sharbat,' meaning 'a drink,' which is related to the concept of sipping or drinking. Sorbets are frozen desserts made from sweetened water with flavoring, often fruit juice or puree, and their name reflects their refreshing, drinkable origins.
This clue was last seen in the NYT Crossword on December 06, 2025.
A sorbet is a frozen dessert made from sweetened water flavored with fruit juice or puree.
Lemon or raspberry desserts, Cold palate cleansers
The answer to “Treats whose name is derived from the Arabic for “to drink”” in the New York Times puzzle December 6 2025 is SORBETS. Quite straight and simple! Complete your daily NYT Mini challenge with this solution.
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