collops Antonyms
Meaning of collops
collops
a small piece or slice especially of meat, a fold of fat flesh
collops Sentence Examples
- The butcher skillfully sliced the sirloin into tender collops for the dinner.
- The collops of chicken, coated in breadcrumbs, sizzled in the hot pan.
- A thick gravy, enriched with onions and mushrooms, adorned the savory collops of beef.
- The collops of venison were marinated in a blend of herbs and spices, creating an exquisite aroma.
- The chef's collops were grilled to perfection, showcasing their tender texture and rich flavor.
- The juicy collops of pork were served with a tangy apple sauce, complementing their sweetness.
- The generous collops of lamb were roasted on a bed of vegetables, filling the room with a mouthwatering scent.
- A comforting stew simmered with thick collops of beef, potatoes, and carrots, creating a hearty meal.
- The traditional dish of collops and dumplings was a favorite among the local villagers.
- The collops of fish were fried until golden brown, adding a crispy touch to the delicate dish.
FAQs About the word collops
a small piece or slice especially of meat, a fold of fat flesh
titbits, tidbits, noisettes, bites, nuggets, tastes, medallions, nibbles, morsels, canapés
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The butcher skillfully sliced the sirloin into tender collops for the dinner.
The collops of chicken, coated in breadcrumbs, sizzled in the hot pan.
A thick gravy, enriched with onions and mushrooms, adorned the savory collops of beef.
The collops of venison were marinated in a blend of herbs and spices, creating an exquisite aroma.
