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escargot

[ es-kar-goh; English es-kahr-goh ]

noun

French.
plural escargots
  1. an edible snail.


escargot

/ É›²õ°ì²¹°ùÉ¡´Ç /

noun

  1. a variety of edible snail, usually eaten with a sauce made of melted butter and garlic
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It might have you reconsidering that dish of escargot you were about to order.

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“A lot of croissants, obviously. I do like escargot. I know it’s like a hit or miss between some people, but honestly don’t mind the snails too much,†Gauff said.

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He taught me how to cook escargot, orange roughy with almonds with lemon butter sauce with white wine.

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Flambée, a French restaurant in Bogotá popular with diplomats and businesspeople, was for weeks selling homemade Dijon for around $7 a jar, roughly twice the usual price, alongside its lavish offerings of escargot and pâté.

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I had escargots - I love escargots - but everyone else in my group had them.

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