fondue
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3.9
- noun
- /fɒnˈduː/
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fondue (de queso o de chocolate)
- My fondue's getting cold.
- chocolate fondue
- cheese fondue
- fondue pot
And Jay Lison just wanted that fondue and now I can't have it back.
- And Jay Lison just wanted that fondue and now I can't have it back.
- Things like a deep fryer, a smoothie blender, a waffle iron, a fondue pot.
- I mean, someone who had created like one of the best restaurants in the world out of a what was a Moose fondue restaurant in central Sweden.
Examples
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We had an unbelievable dinner and we had chocolate fondue for dessert and it was unreal.
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For our special today, I would recommend our meat and bread platter with a hot pot of fondue.
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I went for the full fondue set this time.
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Frank, we missed you last night at the fondue party.
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Frank, this fondue is so good!
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I remember that my mother and I were eating cheese fondue for dinner.
Fiction book (1997) -
We can dip 'em in chocolate fondue.
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I was thinking about making fondue with cheddar cheese for dinner tonight.
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Why have a campout when you can have a full-on fondue party right here?
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At the party, we enjoyed a delicious cheese fondue made with Gruyere and bread for dipping.
Synonyms
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3.1
A Swiss dish of melted cheese and wine for dipping bread
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A dish of hot melted chocolate for dipping fruit or sweets
A shared pot of hot cheese, chocolate, or oil for dipping pieces of food
Compounds
How Melted
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fondue comes from the French verb fondre, which means 'to melt'. This is easy to remember for the cheese or chocolate dish because the food is melted in a shared pot and you dip bread or fruit into the melted food.