royale

American  

[roi-al] / rɔɪˈæl /

noun

1. custard cut into shapes and used as a garnish in soups.

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Etymology

Origin of royale

< French, noun use of feminine of royal royal

Example Sentences

Students in grades 10 through 12 must install a custom-programmed app called “Opal” that blocks a list of social media and gaming apps that Harvard-Westlake educators have identified for now as scofflaws during school hours: TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, X, Discord, Threads, Pokémon Go, Roblox, Clash Royale and Reddit.

From Los Angeles Times

Few will mourn that the hokey Klingon proverb in the opening crawl has been swapped out for a sincere salute to Kinji Fukasaku, the director of “Battle Royale.”

From Los Angeles Times

The “Fortnite” franchise first dabbled in the world of music in 2019 when DJ Marshmello performed a virtual concert on “Fortnite Battle Royale.”

From Los Angeles Times

“About a week ago, with the moon only one night short of full, I’m pushing a janitor’s broom across the stage of the Royale Piccadilly in exchange for a meal”—now the wooden paddle stood in for the broom—“when I hear a ghostly voice calling from the back of the theater. ‘Simon!’ it moans, eerie as can be.

From Literature

“Correct! His carriage was parked right outside the stage door of the Royale Piccadilly. What were the odds of that happening, I ask you? But no, don’t answer”—for the children had already begun to figure it out—“as I expect that even the laws of mathematics are not up to the task of explaining Old Tim.”

From Literature