moule Antonyms
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Meaning of moule
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moule (v. i.)
To contract mold; to grow moldy; to mold.
moule Sentence Examples
- The chef expertly steamed the plump mussels (moules) in a fragrant white wine sauce.
- The moules marinières were a classic dish at the seaside restaurant, accompanied by crisp frites.
- The moules à la crème were rich and flavorful, topped with a creamy herb sauce.
- The moules au Roquefort had a pungent and savory taste, enhanced by the addition of the blue-veined cheese.
- The moules farcies were a delightful hors d'oeuvre, filled with a savory stuffing of breadcrumbs and herbs.
- The moules gratinées were baked with a crispy breadcrumb topping, creating a golden crust.
- The moules à la provençale were a Provencal delicacy, cooked with tomatoes, garlic, and olive oil.
- The moules à l'escabèche were a traditional Catalan dish, marinated in vinegar, garlic, and bay leaves.
- The moules à l'aïoli were served with a garlicky mayonnaise, adding a zesty kick to the seafood.
- The moules poulette were a hearty and comforting dish, cooked in a creamy sauce made with eggs and butter.
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To contract mold; to grow moldy; to mold.
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The chef expertly steamed the plump mussels (moules) in a fragrant white wine sauce.
The moules marinières were a classic dish at the seaside restaurant, accompanied by crisp frites.
The moules à la crème were rich and flavorful, topped with a creamy herb sauce.
The moules au Roquefort had a pungent and savory taste, enhanced by the addition of the blue-veined cheese.
