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Meanings of canapé in English

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Usage of canapé in English
1
And I made the mistake of taking an albatross canapé from a passing tray.
Cat’s Cradle
2
Serve as a canapé with a glass of chilled Cava or crisp Fino sherry.
Radio NZ
3
All canapé butters are ideally suited to stuffing stalks.
The Complete Book of Cheese
4
Michael helps himself to a left-over prawn canapé while Tom and I get down to business.
The half life of stars: a novel
5
Stosh grabbed a canapé off a passing tray.
Fire With Fire
6
A Q&A session will follow the talks and the evening will finish with wine and canapé reception.
The South African
7
Davenport's canapé was the unidentified black male.
Fatal Voyage
8
An elegant and impressive warm canapé which is ideal finger food served with a cold glass of Prosecco.
The Irish Times
9
On first dates, you should canapé.
Love, life and linguine
10
The add-ons are basically the same-lettuceleaves for holding the canapé, herbs and dipping sauces for additional flavor.
The everything thai cookbook: from pad thai to lemongrass chicke...
11
Poised with Shirl over a canapé.
A singular man
12
Adultery is no phenomenon; it is common enough-uneaffaire de canapé...
The Modern Regime, Volume 1
13
Such self-teasing is much to Coleridge's credit and gives this gigantic canapé of a novel an additional piquancy.
The Guardian
14
This was followed by a canapé course: some sort of berry, cheese on bread and veggies with salsa dip.
The Irish Times
15
Venue35 can accommodate 250 people for reception-style parties serving canapé, finger and bowl food.
The Irish Times
16
They make a lovely light lunch or impressive starter and are also great as a snack or canapé with drinks.
The Irish Times
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