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bar-b-q, n.
Brit. |ˈbɑːbɪkjuː|, U.S. |ˈbɑrbəˌkju|, |ˈbɑrbiˌkju|
Forms: 19– bar-b-q, 19– bar-b-que [Also with capital initials.]
[Shortened ‹barbecue n., as a graphic abbreviation.]
= barbecue n. 4. Also attrib.: designating barbecued or barbecue-flavoured food.
Freq. used in advertisements for, or names of, restaurants serving barbecued food.
1926Mansfield (Ohio) News 8 July (cartoon caption) The Bar BQ Ranch is jest over that rise. 1960Spectator 24 June 12 Cockfighting is part of the exotic tropicana Haiti offers to American tourists—along with poolside bar-b-q's. 1978Detroit Free Press 16 Apr. (Detroit Suppl.) 28/1 (advt.) Everyday choices include: shrimp, frog legs,..scallops, bar-b-q ribs. 1989Daily Gleaner (Kingston, Jamaica) 1 July 35 (advt.) Americans leaving Jamaica selling Furniture, and Appliances, including:..Microwave, Bicycles, Gas Bar-B-Q, [etc.]. 2001enRoute July 61/1, I pulled into the puddle-filled apron of Cooper's Old Time Bar-B-Que. |