Noun
Turkish delight (usually uncountable, plural Turkish delights)
A soft, sticky confection made from starch and sugar with various flavourings.
Synonyms: locoum, loukoumi
Where are you? - I'm upstairs in our room rubbing your expensive creams on my knees, I just want to see what happens. Don't try to get in, I have blocked the door with huge lumps of Turkish delight and I'm listening to showtunes. Stay away. Dylan Moran
Starting with one of the highest-ranked restaurants via TripAdvisor, Totto’s Mediterranean Turkish Delight lives up to its name. Source: Internet
Lokum ( Turkish delight ), which was eaten for digestion after meals and called "rahat hulkum" in the Ottoman era, is another well-known sweet/candy with a range of varieties. Source: Internet
There is also a long string of roadside kiosks selling the local Turkish delight. Source: Internet
Sadly, Turkish Delight did not live up to my expectations. Source: Internet
When I was a child reading The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, I had no idea what Turkish Delight was. Source: Internet