Mousse [noun]

A few berries had also been sliced and mixed with the mousse as she put it in the glasses.

This was alternated with some sort of mousse made in the fireless stove.

If the chaudfroid says nothing to you, will you not try the mousse?

Line the mold with an ice and fill the center with a mousse or a parfait.

This mousse can be flavored with a tablespoonful of kirsch, rum, or brandy instead of sherry.

As the pads retain cold as well as they do heat, the ice does not melt, and the mousse gradually freezes itself.

When cream was used, it was made into mousse, and of course frozen in the tireless stove.

I shall wear white lace with mousse velvet, and a mousse bonnet with pink roses.

A person who could not eat Madame Bernard's 'mousse de volaille' could only be cured by a miracle.

The mousse may be in white sugar cases, if you prefer these rather than the melon mould.