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a semisolid emulsion of either the oil-in-water or water-in-oil type, usually intended for topical use. Tend to be heavier than lotions and usually contain more oil.
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The fatty element of milk.
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to rub, whip or beat with a spoon or mixer until mixture is soft and fluffy. Usually describes the combining of butter and sugar for a cake.
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| cream |
light mixture of butter and sugar beaten together
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Precipitate obtained on cooling of tea. A bright cream indicates a good quality of tea.
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