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

Corden continues that the The Office and The Royale Family inspired them, with both shows having simple title sequences, but Gavin and Stacey couldn't afford one.

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For Vincent it was discovering that in France a Quarter Pounder was called a Royale with Cheese.

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The shooting and building game has multiple game modes, with its online battle royale its most popular feature.

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There was the part of me that was slightly skeptical seeing a logline that leaned on two of the biggest Asian-led shows ever, but the part of me that grew up on a steady diet of chanbara is excited by the idea of a battle royale with samurai — and that part has completely won out.

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The two stolen items from the Royal Collection are believed to be a snuff box with a cameo of the Birth of Venus, thought to have been made in Germany in the 18th Century, and a Fabrique Royale snuff box, made in Germany in the 18th Century, and encrusted with nearly 3,000 diamonds.

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