fougasse meaning

Pronunciation:   "fougasse" in a sentence
/foo-gas'/
  noun
  A flat loaf of French bread made with olive oil, sometimes topped with salt, anchovies, etc
  ORIGIN: Fr

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  1. Other important herbs in the cuisine include thyme, fougasse.
  2. Marie-Claire Fougasse died on March 3, 1797.
  3. Experiments with the flame fougasse continued and it rapidly evolved.
  4. The most common form of the flame fougasse was the safety fougasse.
  5. The most common form of the flame fougasse was the safety fougasse.

Related Words

        fought:    v.past and past participle of fight
        fougade:     /foo-gädˈ/ or fougasse /foo-gäsˈ/ (mi ...
        foughten:     /föˈtn/ old of fight
        fouetté:     /fwetˈā/   noun   ...
        foughty:     /fowˈti or fooˈti/ (dialect) &nb ...
        foudroyant:     /foo-droiˈənt or -drwäˈyã/  &nbs ...
        foul:    Adjective: foul (fouler,foulest)  ...
        foudrie:     noun  His or her jurisdicti ...
        foul ball:    Noun: foul ball  fawl bol(ba ...
        foud:     /fowd/   noun  A ...

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