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Meanings of escargot in English
Usage of escargot in English
1
Local escargot aren't something you see very often on Irish menus.
2
The air smelled like clarified-butter-drenched escargot and wonderfully greasy Belgian fries.
3
If there were snails in it, like the wine, then, well, viva escargot!
4
Expect veal fillet with peanuts and mint-flavour escargot, and spaghetti with oyster and cauliflower.
5
I feel like I ate some rotten escargot.
6
The 13-year-old restaurant made its mark with ingredients such as wild boar, escargot, guanciale and Jack Daniels.
7
He wants the best: the penthouse suite, the best booth at the opera, the escargot at a fancy restaurant.
8
Think of it like escargot.
9
So escargot and steak tartare sit comfortably alongside an £11 BLT and a £26 salmon clam chowder.
10
I'd eaten escargot (snails) in France, and thought they were expensive and overrated, but loved the garlic butter and other seasonings.
11
Whilst fond of table delicacies, I emphatically draw the line at escargots.
12
We came back to Ireland, and we couldn't get escargots.
13
Say this for the Web, it just may eliminate escargots.
14
If you fly first-class on Air France, they give you sushi instead of escargots.
15
That guy wouldn't think twice about turning us into escargots.
16
Marco handed her a menu, "May I suggest some fresh escargots for an appetizer?"
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