chocolatier

[ chaw-kuh-luh-teer, chok-uh-luh-, chawk-luh-, chok-luh-; French shaw-kaw-la-tyey ]

noun

, plural cho·co·la·tiers [chaw-k, uh, -l, uh, -, teerz, chok-, uh, -l, uh, -, chawk-l, uh, -, chok-l, uh, -, shaw-kaw-l, a, -, tyey].

1. a person or firm that makes and sells chocolate candy.

chocolatier

/ ʃɔkɔlatje; ˌtʃɒkəˈlætɪə /

noun

1. a person or company that makes or sells chocolate

Word History and Origins

Origin of chocolatier¹

From French; chocolate, -ier ²

Word History and Origins

Origin of chocolatier¹

French

Example Sentences

The decadent bar is exclusively made at FIX Dessert Chocolatier, a Dubai chocolate shop, and fittingly called “Can’t Get Knafeh of It.”

From Salon

Willy Wonka was a fictional chocolatier who ran a competition for lucky finders of a golden ticket to visit his factory.

From BBC

“Poor Things” is also on the 10-strong list for the separate category of best British film, an eclectic slate that includes class-war dramedy “Saltburn,” imperial epic “Napoleon,” south London romcom “Rye Lane” and chocolatier origin story “Wonka,” among others.

From Seattle Times

“Poor Things” is also on the 10-strong list for the separate category of best British film, an eclectic slate that includes class-war dramedy “Saltburn,” imperial epic “Napoleon,” south London romcom “Rye Lane” and chocolatier origin story “Wonka,” among others.

From Seattle Times

“Poor Things” is also on the 10-strong list for the separate category of best British film, an eclectic slate that includes “Saltburn,” imperial epic “Napoleon,” south London romcom “Rye Lane” and chocolatier origin story “Wonka,” among others.

From Seattle Times