bombe

[ bom, bomb; French bawnb ]

/ bɒm, bɒmb; French bɔ̃b /

noun, plural bombes [bomz, bombz; French bawnb]. /bɒmz, bɒmbz; French bɔ̃b/.

a round or melon-shaped frozen mold made from a combination of ice creams, mousses, or ices.

Origin of bombe

1890–95; <French: literally, bomb, from its shape

Words nearby bombe

Bombay Hills, bombazine, bomb bay, bomb belt, bomb calorimeter, bombe, bombed, bombed-out, bomber, Bomberg, bomber jacket

Definition for bombe (2 of 2)

bombé

[ bom-bey; French bawn-bey ]

/ bɒmˈbeɪ; French bɔ̃ˈbeɪ /

adjective Furniture.

curving or swelling outward.

Also bombed.

Compare swell front.

Origin of bombé

1900–05; <French: literally, rounded like a bomb (bombebomb + -é adj. suffix <Latin -ātus-ate¹)

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Example sentences from the Web for bombe

The menu consisted of dishes with such improvised names as "crevettes l'Amricaine," "bombe la Lincoln," etc.
Under Four Administrations|Oscar S. Straus
A maitre d'hôtel suggested melons and a suprème with a bombe to follow.
The Perfume of Eros: A Fifth Avenue Incident|Edgar Saltus
"I think I do," I said, with an expressive nod at the remnants of the bombe melting slowly in the dish.
A Set of Six|Joseph Conrad

British Dictionary definitions for bombe (1 of 2)

bombe

/ (bɒmb) /

noun

Also called: bombe glacée a dessert of ice cream lined or filled with custard, cake crumbs, etc

a mould shaped like a bomb in which this dessert is made

Word Origin for bombe

C19: from French, literally: bomb; from its rounded shape

British Dictionary definitions for bombe (2 of 2)

bombé

/ (bɒmˈbeɪ, French bɔ̃be) /

adjective

(of furniture) having a projecting swollen shape

Word Origin for bombé

French, literally: bomb-shaped, from bombe bomb

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单词	bombe
释义	bombe [ bom, bomb; French bawnb ] / bɒm, bɒmb; French bɔ̃b / noun, plural bombes [bomz, bombz; French bawnb]. /bɒmz, bɒmbz; French bɔ̃b/. a round or melon-shaped frozen mold made from a combination of ice creams, mousses, or ices. Origin of bombe 1890–95; <French: literally, bomb, from its shape Words nearby bombe Bombay Hills, bombazine, bomb bay, bomb belt, bomb calorimeter, bombe, bombed, bombed-out, bomber, Bomberg, bomber jacket Definition for bombe (2 of 2) bombé [ bom-bey; French bawn-bey ] / bɒmˈbeɪ; French bɔ̃ˈbeɪ / adjective Furniture. curving or swelling outward. Also bombed. Compare swell front. Origin of bombé 1900–05; <French: literally, rounded like a bomb (bombebomb + -é adj. suffix <Latin -ātus-ate¹) Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for bombe The menu consisted of dishes with such improvised names as "crevettes l'Amricaine," "bombe la Lincoln," etc. Under Four Administrations\|Oscar S. Straus A maitre d'hôtel suggested melons and a suprème with a bombe to follow. The Perfume of Eros: A Fifth Avenue Incident\|Edgar Saltus "I think I do," I said, with an expressive nod at the remnants of the bombe melting slowly in the dish. A Set of Six\|Joseph Conrad British Dictionary definitions for bombe (1 of 2) bombe / (bɒmb) / noun Also called: bombe glacée a dessert of ice cream lined or filled with custard, cake crumbs, etc a mould shaped like a bomb in which this dessert is made Word Origin for bombe C19: from French, literally: bomb; from its rounded shape British Dictionary definitions for bombe (2 of 2) bombé / (bɒmˈbeɪ, French bɔ̃be) / adjective (of furniture) having a projecting swollen shape Word Origin for bombé French, literally: bomb-shaped, from bombe bomb Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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