Frenched
/frɛn(t)ʃt/adjective
1Styled in a fashion regarded as French.
2Originally and chiefly US. Of a joint of meat: prepared by partially separating the meat from the bone and removing excess fat.
3Chiefly North American (originally US ). Of vegetables: cut into thin strips before cooking; julienne.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Oliver Goldsmith (?1728–1774), author. From French + -ed.
- quashable
- Quashee
- Quashie
- quasi-
- quasi-contract
- quasi-contractual
- quasicrystal
- quasicrystalline
- quasida
- quasifission
- quasi-implication
- quasi in rem
- quasilinear
- quasi-modal
- Quasimodo
- Quasimodo, Salvatore
- quasimolecular
- quasi-nuptial
- quasi-optical
- quasi parlando
- quasi parlato
- quasiparticle
- quasiperiodic
- quasiperiodicity
- quasi-quote