surf-'n'-turf

American  

[surf-uhn-turf] / ˈsɜrf ənˈtɜrf /

noun

1. surf and turf.

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surf 'n' turf British  

noun

1. a dish consisting of meat served with seafood

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Example Sentences

Although, the News & Observer pointed out that Tillis, who has been running behind his challenger, in 2014 referred to “Surf n turf: cedar plank salmon and tenderloin steaks” as a “backyard BBQ.”

From Fox News

You know, when Trump in the ’80s would take people to surf ‘n’ turf at some chintzy place in Manhattan, and he thought that was the glory days.

From Slate

It can be hard explaining my adult allergies to other people, especially those who've witnessed me fully go to town on a surf n' turf platter.

From Salon

The idea of TV news anchors in black-tie chortling over their surf n’ turf about some president’s endearing flub can be even harder to stomach under an administration that has posed unprecedented threats to democracy, peace, and human dignity.

From Slate

The Surf'n'Turf project will involve the electrolyser producing hydrogen using electricity from Emec's test site as well as power from a 900kW wind turbine owned by the Eday community.

From BBC