Definition of escallop in English:

escallop

nounPlural escallops ɛˈskɒləpɪˈskɒləpɛˈskaləpɪˈskaləp

1
variant spelling of escalope
2
another term for scallop (sense 2 of the noun)
3Heraldry
A scallop shell as a charge.
Example sentencesExamples
- The full shield for the Elliot name was red within a border of silver upon which were eight blue escallops.
- About the only tangible connection is the coat of arms (containing the three escallops of the Graham Clan).

verbescallops, escalloping, escallopedɛˈskɒləpɪˈskɒləpɛˈskaləpɪˈskaləp

another term for scallop (sense 3 of the verb)
Example sentencesExamples
- There we enjoyed a glass of excellent Merlot, along with a delicious dish of escalloped fish and potatoes.
- Such things as macaroni au gratin and escalloped fish can also be baked and served in these dishes, which cost 25 cents each.

Origin

Late 15th century (in sense 2 of the noun): from Old French escalope 'shell'. Compare with escalope and scallop.

Rhymes

callop, escalope, gallop, galop, Salop, shallop

Definition of escallop in US English:

escallop

noun

1
variant spelling of escalope
2
another term for scallop (sense 2 of the noun)
3Heraldry
A scallop shell as a charge.
Example sentencesExamples
- The full shield for the Elliot name was red within a border of silver upon which were eight blue escallops.
- About the only tangible connection is the coat of arms (containing the three escallops of the Graham Clan).

verb

another term for scallop (sense 3 of the verb)
Example sentencesExamples
- There we enjoyed a glass of excellent Merlot, along with a delicious dish of escalloped fish and potatoes.
- Such things as macaroni au gratin and escalloped fish can also be baked and served in these dishes, which cost 25 cents each.

Origin

Late 15th century (in escallop (sense 2 of the noun)): from Old French escalope ‘shell’. Compare with escalope and scallop.

单词	escallop
释义	Definition of escallop in English: escallop nounPlural escallops ɛˈskɒləpɪˈskɒləpɛˈskaləpɪˈskaləp 1 variant spelling of escalope 2 another term for scallop (sense 2 of the noun) 3Heraldry A scallop shell as a charge. Example sentencesExamples The full shield for the Elliot name was red within a border of silver upon which were eight blue escallops. About the only tangible connection is the coat of arms (containing the three escallops of the Graham Clan). verbescallops, escalloping, escallopedɛˈskɒləpɪˈskɒləpɛˈskaləpɪˈskaləp another term for scallop (sense 3 of the verb) Example sentencesExamples There we enjoyed a glass of excellent Merlot, along with a delicious dish of escalloped fish and potatoes. Such things as macaroni au gratin and escalloped fish can also be baked and served in these dishes, which cost 25 cents each. Origin Late 15th century (in sense 2 of the noun): from Old French escalope 'shell'. Compare with escalope and scallop. Rhymes callop, escalope, gallop, galop, Salop, shallop Definition of escallop in US English: escallop noun 1 variant spelling of escalope 2 another term for scallop (sense 2 of the noun) 3Heraldry A scallop shell as a charge. Example sentencesExamples The full shield for the Elliot name was red within a border of silver upon which were eight blue escallops. About the only tangible connection is the coat of arms (containing the three escallops of the Graham Clan). verb another term for scallop (sense 3 of the verb) Example sentencesExamples There we enjoyed a glass of excellent Merlot, along with a delicious dish of escalloped fish and potatoes. Such things as macaroni au gratin and escalloped fish can also be baked and served in these dishes, which cost 25 cents each. Origin Late 15th century (in escallop (sense 2 of the noun)): from Old French escalope ‘shell’. Compare with escalope and scallop.
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