fougasse Antonyms
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Meaning of fougasse
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fougasse (n.)
A small mine, in the form of a well sunk from the surface of the ground, charged with explosive and projectiles. It is made in a position likely to be occupied by the enemy.
fougasse Sentence Examples
- The bakery's signature item was the crispy and flavorful fougasse.
- The fougasse's distinctive leaf shape made it a traditional bread in Provence.
- The fougasse's airy crumb absorbed olive tapenade perfectly.
- The chef garnished the fougasse with fresh herbs and grated Parmesan.
- The olive oil drizzle enhanced the savory notes of the fougasse.
- The fougasse's chewy texture made it the perfect accompaniment to soups and stews.
- The baker used a special dough scraper to create the classic fougasse incisions.
- The fougasse dough was patiently kneaded and left to rise overnight.
- The fougasse was a staple bread in medieval France, often shared among many diners.
- The fougasse's versatility made it suitable for both savory and sweet preparations.
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A small mine, in the form of a well sunk from the surface of the ground, charged with explosive and projectiles. It is made in a position likely to be occupied
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The bakery's signature item was the crispy and flavorful fougasse.
The fougasse's distinctive leaf shape made it a traditional bread in Provence.
The fougasse's airy crumb absorbed olive tapenade perfectly.
The chef garnished the fougasse with fresh herbs and grated Parmesan.
