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émincé

[ French ey-man-sey ]
/ French eɪ mɛ̃ˈseɪ /
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noun
a dish of leftover meat, sliced thin and warmed in a sauce.
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Origin of émincé

1905–10; <French: literally, chopped up, past participle of émincer, equivalent to é-ex-1 + mincer,Middle French mincier;see mince

Words nearby émincé

Emil, Émile, Emilia-Romagna, Emily, Emin, émincé, Eminem, eminence, éminence grise, eminency, eminent
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How to use émincé in a sentence

  • Use the uneven pieces for curry of lamb or a baked emince of lamb, with green peppers and vegetable salad.

    Mrs. Wilson's Cook Book|Mary A. Wilson
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