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Desert and dessert

Mary Morel

The difference between desert and dessert

desert vs dessert

Desert

A desert is a wasteland or to desert means to abandon.

The explorers were lost in the desert for four days without water.
He deserted his post when the gunfire started.

Desert is also used in the expression, ‘get your just deserts’, i.e. what you deserve.

dessert vs desert

Desserts

Desserts are puddings or a dish at the end of a meal.

We had pavlova and ice cream for dessert on Christmas day.

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