royale

[roi-al]

noun

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

Word History and Origins

Origin of royale¹

< French, noun use of feminine of royal royal

Example Sentences

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

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“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.

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“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.”

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The streamer released an original, the multiplayer party royale title “Squid Game: Unleashed,” last year with 21 million downloads.

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"Battlefield" challenges its rival with smaller multiplayer maps than usual and a "battle royale" mode where players eliminate each other one by one, similar to a popular mode found on "Call of Duty".

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