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kabob

 

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Noun kabob has 1 sense
  1. kabob, kebab, shish kebab - cubes of meat marinated and cooked on a skewer usually with vegetables
    --1 is a kind of dish
    --1 has particulars: souvlaki, souvlakia

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kabob

Description:

A kabob, also known as kebab, refers to a dish made by skewering various pieces of meat, vegetables, and sometimes fruits and grilling or roasting them. It is a popular method of cooking and enjoying flavorful and tender bites of food.

Senses and Usages:

  1. Noun - Food:

    • A skewered and grilled or roasted dish consisting of small pieces of meat, typically served with vegetables and often accompanied by a sauce.
    • Sample Sentence: I enjoyed a delicious kabob made with marinated chicken, bell peppers, and onions at the local Middle Eastern restaurant.
    • Related Products: Kabob Skewers, Kabob Grill
  2. Verb - Skewer or Grill:

    • To skewer pieces of food onto a long, pointed metal rod before grilling or roasting.
    • Sample Sentence: Let's kabob the marinated beef and vegetables before grilling them to perfection.
    • Related Products: Kabob Skewers, Kabob Grill
  3. Adjective - Popular:

    • Referring to something that is well-liked and in high demand by people.
    • Sample Sentence: The local food truck's kabob platter is a popular choice among lunchtime diners.
  4. Adjective - Local:

    • Referring to something that is specific or relevant to a particular location or area.
    • Sample Sentence: The restaurant promotes a menu featuring various local kabob recipes inspired by the region's culinary traditions.
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