croque-monsieur in American English
(ˈkroʊkməˈsjɜr; French kʀɔkməˈsjø)
nounWord forms: plural ˈcroque-monsieur or ˈcroque-monsieurs
a sandwich filled with ham and cheese, either dipped in egg batter or buttered on the outside, and toasted or grilled
: also croque monsieur Word origin
FrExamples of 'croque-monsieur' in a sentencecroque-monsieur
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- to drive a hard bargain
- to-drive-a-hard-bargain
- to drive along at a crawl
- to drive at 50 km an hour
- to drive a wedge between
- to drive/hammer sth home
- to drive on full or main or (us) high beam
- to drive sb into a frenzy
- to drive sb mad
- to drive sb mad/to desperation
- to drive sb to distraction
- to drive sb to (do) sth
- to drive sb to the station/airport
- to drive sth into sth
- to drop a hint
- to drop anchor
- to drop dead
- to drop (down) dead
- to drop in (on sb)
- to drop sb a line
- to drop someone a line
- to-drop-someone-a-line
- to drown one's sorrows
- to dry one's eyes
- to dry one's hands/hair