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Results for: hollandaise sauce, sauce of butter and egg yolks mixed with lemon juiceTranslations 1 - 30 of 303
English	English
hollandaise sauce, sauce of butter and egg yolks mixed with lemon juice	hollandaise
(1749-1791) French revolutionist; garnish of (anchovies, pitted olives, tarragon, and anchovy butter)	Mirabeau
(British) sandwich; slice of bread and butter; (British Slang) fellow worker, colleague (esp. in a coal mine)	butty
(Chemistry) can be combined with an acid to form a salt; can be mixed with a salt	salifiable
(French) edible snail usually served in its shell with a garlic and butter sauce, snail used as food	escargot
(Swiss) breakfast cereal mixed with nuts and dried fruit, breakfast food	muesli
a dish of mussels cooked and served in their shells with a wine sauce	moules marinières
a trademark for a cocktail of bourbon, bitters, Pernod, and sugar, with a twist of lemon	Sazerac
a trademark for a hot-tasting sauce made from peppers, vinegar, and spices, brand name of a spicy sauce made from red peppers	Tabasco
abduct somebody, abduction, act of physically forcing another person to have sexual intercourse; refuse of grapes left after the extraction of the juice in winemaking; European plant of the mustard family; despoiling, plundering, colza, force somebody ...	rape
able to live both on land and water (of animals); able to operate both on land and water (of vehicles, aircraft or troops), living on land and in water, of mixed type	amphibious
absurd and mixed up, comical; mocking; ludicrous, absurd; resembling a farce, in style of farce	farcical
act of decreasing, act of lessening, act of diminishing, amount by which something is reduced, chemical reaction, decimalization of fraction, making fraction simpler, meiosis, reducing of something, simplification, smaller copy, thickened sauce	reduction
act of making shorter, act of cutting, abbreviation; solid fat used in baking (i.e. butter, lard, etc.)	shortening
add new wine to old wine as a means of reviving the fermentation process and also the flavor, add stum, must, grape juice that has not yet fermented	stum
add sauce to food, enliven something, flavoring liquid for food, gravy, liquid condiment poured over food for extra flavor; something that spices, something that adds flavor; boldness, insolence (Slang); stewed and pureed fruit; vegetables served with ...	sauce
adulatory, like or of butter, pantry, storeroom for food or drinks	buttery
adulterated, contaminated, contaminated; unclean, soiled, dirty; unrefined; not morally pure, corrupt, having mixed styles, mixed with other colors, sinful	impure
agitator, tool with paddles at one end (for stirring ice cream, butter, etc.); someone or something that dashes	dasher
alcohol fermented from grapes, alcohol fermented from other fruit, dark purplish-red, dark purplish-red color, drink wine; serve wine, fermented grape juice; burgundy color; alcoholic drink made from fermented fruit; anything intoxicating or exhilarati...	wine
alcohol, bodily fluid, extract juice from, fluid extracted (as from fruit); natural fluids within a body; liquid part of a plant or animal; essence; vitality; fuel, electricity; alcohol, liquor (Slang), liquid extract, liquid from cooking meat, liquid ...	juice
alcoholic beverage, either of two types of cacti that are found in northern Mexico and Texas; alcoholic drink made from the fermented juice of an agave, peyote, see also:tequila	mescal
alcoholic drink based on tomato juice	Bloody Mary
alcoholic fruit juice drink, perennial plant which has woody stems and branches and ranges in height from very low to the size of a small tree, bush, trunkless woody plant	shrub
alcoholic mixed drink	tequila sunrise
alcoholic punch made from red wine mixed with fruit juice and soda water, red wine and fruit drink, sangaree	sangria
alcoholic, device which extracts juice from fruits and vegetables, gadget to extract juice	juicer
amaze, stun, confuse, bewilder; fail to discern a difference, mix up, bring to ruin, expressing anger, frustrate somebody or something, get things mixed up, make situation worse, put to shame, refute	confound
animal resulting from cross-species mating, compound, containing mixed elements, crossbred, crossbreed, mixed breed, cross between two animals or plants from different breeds or species, plant resulting from crossing, unusual as an electronic circuit, ...	hybrid
annoy, bewilder somebody, cover something with gravel, cover with gravel; embarrass, perplex, rock fragments, small particles in kidney or bladder, small stones, small stones and pebbles (sometimes mixed with sand)	gravel

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