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rotisserie

rotisserie

8 5.8
A restaurant that sells roasted meat cooked on a spit
  • noun
  • /roʊˈtɪsəri/
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  • The menu featured a variety of rotisserie meats, including chicken, pork, and beef.
  • rotisserie chicken
  • rotisserie meat
  • rotisserie turkey

Examples

  • So I bought a pre-cooked rotisserie chicken and had that as the staple.

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  • You can enjoy tender rotisserie chicken with a side of mashed potatoes at the restaurant.

  • Just so we're clear, I love rotisserie chicken.

  • I decided to pick up a rotisserie chicken to save some time.

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  • I made this last night using already cooked rotisserie chicken that I bought from the store.

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  • Not one, but two delicious rotisserie chickens.

  • A rotisserie chicken is my best friend for a weeknight meal!

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  • Rotisserie chicken is still $4.99.

  • Yeah! We will now work on Bantam & Biddy, a rotisserie chicken concept in the Ansley Mall.

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  • Throw together some chicken enchiladas by adding rotisserie chicken to some enchilada sauce and wrapping them in tortillas.

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How Roasted

barbecue
63 1.0
rotisserie
8 5.8
to grill
140 1.0

Surface Forms

rotisserie singular
rotisseries plural

Etymology

Rotisserie comes from the French word rôtisserie, built from rôtir meaning 'to roast', and it is related to the English word roast. So a rotisserie is a restaurant or shop that specialises in meat cooked on a turning spit.