mangal
- noun
- A traditional Turkish mangal is perfect for outdoor family meals in the summer.
Examples
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They gathered around the mangal to enjoy freshly grilled kebabs and vegetables.
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We cooked kebabs on the mangal last night.
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He bought a new mangal for their weekend barbecue in the park.
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The mangal was set up in the backyard.
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They gathered around the mangal to enjoy freshly grilled kebabs and vegetables.
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A traditional Turkish mangal is perfect for outdoor family meals in the summer.
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He bought a new mangal for their weekend barbecue in the park.
Synonyms
A frame of metal bars used as a screen or barrier
A metal grill for cooking food over hot charcoal outdoors
A small portable grill that cooks food over hot coals
A metal container where people burn coal or charcoal to keep warm outdoors
A device for cooking food over direct heat on a grill
A metal grill used to cook food outdoors over an open flame
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mangal for a grill comes from Turkish and Arabic manqal, which means 'portable brazier'. That's why a mangal is a metal grill you use outside to cook over charcoal, especially for kebabs.