sauced
Speech parts
1. sauced - Adjective
2. sauced - Verb
Meaning
of Sauce
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Examples
Chicken ghee roast is a ripely sauced, butter-rich curry plump with thigh.
Princess Margaret lived up to her reputation of having a generous amount to drink, Michael Black, a former Hollywood agent told Kellow: 'Princess Margaret got a little sauced and was definitely coming on to John Travolta.'
I like the new beef one that has fillet with a melted pieces of bone marrow on top served alongside a beef and carrot medley that is sauced with different mustards and jus.
I’ve had softer, richer gnudi than the ones at Falai, made with ricotta and spinach and sauced with brown butter and sage.
Lighter foods like chicken will overpower medium bodied red wines if the chicken is sauced with a rich marinade of soy, tomatoes, brown sugar and molasses.
It was sauced with a thick marvelous dark brown reduction of red wine, pan drippings, mushrooms and dried plums and served with slices of roasted potato.