CONSOMME

CONSOMME


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Word: consommé
Word origin: French, past participle of consommer ‘consume or consummate’, from Latin consummare ‘make complete’ (see consummate).
Phonetic: kənˈsɒmeɪ
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a clear soup made with concentrated stock.


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Broth
Clear broth
Clear dish
Clear soup
It requires a lot of simmering
Simple soup
Popular first course
___ soup
Something cooks put stock in
Clear soup made with concentrated stock
Charlie, on French river, making soup
Clear soup usually of beef, veal or chicken
Right battle it's clear
Soup provided by conservative visiting scene of heavy fighting
One is against having water in soup
Do battle as a clear starter?
Clear course of action after study
NCO arranged battle course
Brothy bowlful
Clear concoction made from well-seasoned stock
Food from the French for finish
Any number must have talked about college do
Our Ben's terribly drunk
It's clear 5D, say, has started a battle
Dish soon polished off by males entering empty café
Tory battle is in the soup
Caught on battlefield, in the soup
Type of soup
Colt running miles in an unspecified course
Soup from prisoner on battlefield
Soup from prisoner on battlefield (8)
A clear soup
Dodgy come-ons landing male in hot water?
Monsieur enters to have a little soup




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