boulangère
adjective
bou·lan·gère
¦büˌläⁿ¦zhe(ə)r
: cooked with sliced onions in a casserole
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from French (à la) boulangère (literally, "in the manner of a baker's wife"), from feminine of boulanger "baker," going back to Old French (Picard) boulengier, boulanger, from boulenc "baker" (from boul-, borrowed from Old Low Franconian *bolla "small loaf" + -enc -ing entry 2) + Old French -ier, -er -er entry 2
- clamp strake
- clampdown
- clampdowns
- clamped
- clamped down
- clamped down (on)
- clamped down on
- clamped on
- clamper
- clampered
- clampering
- clampers
- clamping
- clamping circuit
- clamping down
- clamping down (on)
- clamping down on
- clamping on
- clamping screw
- clamps
- clamps down
- clamps down (on)
- clamps down on
- clamps on
- clams