Froyo

Pronunciation: /froʊjoʊ/

Definitions of froyo

noun a shortened form of frozen yogurt, a type of frozen dessert made from yogurt

Example Sentences

A1 I like to eat froyo in the summer.

A2 She bought a cup of froyo with extra toppings.

B1 Froyo is a popular frozen dessert made with yogurt.

B2 The new froyo place in town offers a variety of flavors.

C1 The froyo shop on the corner is known for its delicious and creamy treats.

C2 After dinner, we decided to stop by the froyo shop for a sweet treat.

adjective describing something related to or characteristic of frozen yogurt

Example Sentences

A1 I like froyo toppings on my ice cream.

A2 She ordered a froyo smoothie for breakfast.

B1 The new froyo shop in town offers a variety of flavors.

B2 The froyo dessert was a refreshing treat on a hot day.

C1 The froyo franchise has expanded to multiple locations nationwide.

C2 The gourmet froyo parlor is known for its unique flavor combinations.

Examples of froyo in a Sentence

formal The new frozen yogurt shop in town offers a variety of froyo flavors.

informal Let's go grab some froyo after dinner!

slang I'm craving some froyo, wanna join me?

figurative Her personality is as sweet and refreshing as a cup of froyo on a hot day.

Grammatical Forms of froyo

• past tense: froyoed
• plural: froyos
• comparative: more froyo
• superlative: most froyo
• present tense: enjoy
• future tense: will froyo
• perfect tense: have froyoed
• continuous tense: is froyoing
• singular: froyo
• positive degree: froyo
• infinitive: to froyo
• gerund: froyoing
• participle: froyoed

Origin and Evolution of froyo

First Known Use: 1986 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'froyo' is a portmanteau of 'frozen yogurt', combining the words to create a shortened, more catchy term.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a marketing term for frozen yogurt shops in the 1980s, 'froyo' has since become a widely accepted term for frozen yogurt in casual conversation and advertising.