confectioner's pastry shop

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• konditorei — /keuhn dit euh ruy /; Ger. /kawn dee taw rdduy /, n. (often cap.) a German pastry and coffee shop. [1930 35; < G, equiv. to Konditor confectioner ( < L conditor one who seasons; condi(re) to season (cf. CONDIMENT) + tor TOR) + ei (MHG ie < OF ie… …   Universalium