sillabub BrE
syllabub BrE

Sillabub was a name created for the American productions.

In the Japanese production, Sillabub has a gold and white coat.

Heidi Giberson played the part known as Sillabub in the Worldwide Tour from 2010-2011.

In the Asian Tour, Sillabub is depicted as similar to Demeter, but with a paler coat.

Sillabub seems to be good friends with Victoria, Etcetera, Electra and Jemima.

Allison Bonham, a 14-year-old bundle of boundless enthusiasm who plays the youngest cat, Sillabub, perhaps epitomizes what good regional theater is about.

"And Sillabub, the son of Sillabub reigned in his stead," he intoned.

Jemima - A kitten interchangeable with Sillabub, though Jemima is used in most international productions.

Sillabub is the Broadway equivalent of Jemima, and the name is also used for Australian and Japanese productions.

DENISE DIRENZO, Sillabub.

This message naturally goes over everyone's heads, so he sends the message again and Jemima (or Sillabub, depending on the production) sings it for everyone to hear (The Moments of Happiness).

The Japanese, Australian (in particular the Brisbane cast, who have Jemima as just a dancer) and Swedish casts include both Sillabub and Jemima as different characters.

She had never seen "Cats," but when she got the call to play Sillabub, her parents rented the video, bought the soundtrack and gave her a kitten, which she named Sillabub.

The ingredients of a syllabub, we find, are simple and sumptuous.

The pudding, a sort of syllabub, is also rich.

I'd had syllabub for supper, actually I was covered in it, and a bottle of whisky.

I made up the syllabub myself, and gave it to Mariah to take up to her.

A traditional English pudding, syllabub was originally made with milk fresh from the cow.

This version was called a solid or everlasting syllabub.

Spoon the syllabub over the trifle and chill, preferably overnight.

This syllabub was more a drink than a whip, a diversion for country parties and rustic festivals.

"Why don't you get me some syllabub instead?

In the beginning then, in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, there were three kinds of syllabub.

Prepare the syllabub: Whisk the cream with an electric mixer until it starts to thicken.

Top each with syllabub and dust with cinnamon.

Max Beerbohm's generation must have been the last to which the delicious syllabub was a familiar childhood treat.

So he held her very close, and shut his loving eyes, and only whispered, "I knew it was false, believe me, every single syllabub."

Boswell: 'One of them was frothed like a syllabub.

Mr. Newberry was kind enough to fetch me a syllabub."

"How did you serve the syllabub ?"

For dessert, the lemon syllabub with crème de cassis is sublime.

The syllabub and the trifle were eventually amalgamated to make one glorious sticky mess."

Save space for the exquisite desserts, which include lime syllabub and chocolate truffle torte.

They were all whipped syllabub.

I had soup and some syllabub."

No syllabub and none of the savoury."

Tigress jumped onto the table, stuck her nose inside Prudence's cup, and began to lap the remains of the creamy syllabub.

"Lamb chops, and I'll make a syllabub."