sauceboat (Meaning)
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sauceboat (n)
a dish (often boat-shaped) for serving gravy or sauce
Synonyms & Antonyms of sauceboat
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sauceboat Sentence Examples
- The gleaming silver sauceboat sat prominently on the dining table, ready to adorn each plate.
- She carefully poured the savory gravy from the sauceboat onto her Thanksgiving turkey.
- The sauceboat with its intricate handle added a touch of elegance to the otherwise modest meal.
- The clumsy waiter knocked over the sauceboat, sending a torrent of sauce down the tablecloth.
- The antique sauceboat was a priceless family heirloom that had graced countless dinner tables.
- The chef proudly presented his signature sauce in an ornate sauceboat, garnished with fresh herbs.
- The sauceboat's spout was designed to pour sauce smoothly and evenly over the food.
- The sauceboat was a useful tool in the kitchen, allowing for precise and controlled pouring.
- The sauceboat's base was weighted to prevent it from tipping over easily.
- The sauceboat sat neglected on the counter, as the family opted for a more casual dinner of grilled cheese sandwiches.
FAQs About the word sauceboat
a dish (often boat-shaped) for serving gravy or sauce
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The gleaming silver sauceboat sat prominently on the dining table, ready to adorn each plate.
She carefully poured the savory gravy from the sauceboat onto her Thanksgiving turkey.
The sauceboat with its intricate handle added a touch of elegance to the otherwise modest meal.
The clumsy waiter knocked over the sauceboat, sending a torrent of sauce down the tablecloth.
