barbeque

or bar-b-que

[ bahr-bi-kyoo ]

noun

, bar·be·qued, bar·be·qu·ing.

1. a variant of barbecue.

Example Sentences

From traditional skillets that can be passed down for generations to ribbed grill pans that can take your barbeque to the next level, this trusted brand’s cast iron cookware line has plenty of products you need.

From Popular-Science

The place where jazz and barbeque and mob bosses and the blues flourished.

From The Daily Beast

Finally, it is summer and one other wine to enjoy outside around the barbeque would be the Tobin James Sauvignon Blanc.

From The Daily Beast

How about forcing a Muslim caterer to work a pork barbeque dinner?

From The Daily Beast

A proper barbeque, you should be able to eat it with a spoon, it should just fall apart.

From The Daily Beast

On the Fourth of July, a barbeque was held with Coca-Cola and grilled sausages and partygoers sang the American national anthem.

From The Daily Beast

The pretty waitress lighted a gas-heater with a barbeque lighter, took our orders and went inside.

From Project Gutenberg

And, separated by a hedge, a brown tent with a barbeque pit before it, smoke rising in a rigid ribbon from the chimney.

From Project Gutenberg

Next weekend my mom and dad are going to Saturn for a barbeque.

From Project Gutenberg