rollmops
noun
roll·mops
ˈrōlˌmäps
plural rollmops
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also rollmopse -sə
: a fillet of freshened salt herring rolled up with pickle or onion and skewered and then pickled in a marinade of vinegar, sliced onion, peppercorns, celery seed, bay leaves, or other spices
Word History
Etymology
German, from rollen to roll + mops simpleton, pugnosed dog, from Low German
First Known Use
1901, in the meaning defined above
- bread-and-butter pickle
- bread-and-butter plate
- bread-crust bomb
- breadbasket
- breadbaskets
- breadberries
- breadboard
- breadboarded
- breadboarding
- breadboards
- breadboxes
- breadcrumbs
- breaded
- breaden
- breadfruit
- breadfruits
- breadgrain
- breading
- breadless
- breadline
- breadlines
- breadnut
- breadnuts
- breadroot
- breadroots