cuisine Definition
cui·sine (kwē zēn′, kwi-)
noun
- Archaic the kitchen
- style of cooking; manner of preparing food
- the food prepared, as at a restaurant
Etymology: Fr < LL cocina, earlier coquina, kitchen < L coquere, to cook
cuisine Synonyms
cuisine Usage Examples
Converse of object
- savor: There are just ten bedrooms, and the inn's focal point is the restaurant, where you savor creative cuisine.
- haute: A variety of enticing dining options will also be available, from attractive outdoor cafes to haute cuisine of the highest standard.
- serve: The Le Mont restaurant on the top floor serves French cuisine at London prices.
- enjoy: You can enjoy fine cuisine in the Piper's Bistro & there is free parking for residents.
- cook: Travel to Italy and learn to cook traditional Italian cuisine.
- prepare: Overlooking the terrace and gardens, Graffiti, the restaurant of Hotel Felix, offers Mediterranean cuisine prepared with a modern twist.
Preposition: in
restaurant: Anyway who wants eastern cuisine in a French restaurant.
Adjective modifier
- haute: The main teaching kitchen is equipped to a high standard, with all the tools of haute cuisine.
- delicious: Or, discover delicious Basque cuisine on our Spanish & Cookery Course.
- authentic: The Hotel has an excellent restaurant where guests may savor all the specialties of an authentic Tuscan cuisine.
- Indian: A selection of Indian cuisine will be available for all children to taste.
- exquisite: An extensive cellar of fine wines are available to complement the exquisite cuisine.
- Tuscan: A festive meal program with musical accompaniment is included with typical Tuscan cuisine.
Preposition: with
twist: Lovely relaxed dining offering simplistic english cuisine with a modern twist.
Noun used with modifier
- nouvelle: The hotel has an a la carte restaurant which specializes in nouvelle cuisine.
- haute: Restaurants on the island range from first class haute cuisine through romantic plantation inns to good value family meals.
- gourmet: It is also renowned locally for its gourmet cuisine.
- fusion: This is Chester's own take on fusion cuisine.
- carte: Many serve a range of dishes from a la carte cuisine to fish and chips and ice cream.
- seafood: First class hospitality in town famed for its seafood cuisine.
Browse dictionary entries near cuisine
- ‹ Cuisinart
- ‹ cuirassier
- ‹ cuirass
- ‹ Cuiabá
- ‹ cui bono
- ‹ CUG
- ‹ Cufic
- ‹ cuffing trades
- ‹ cuff link
- ‹ cuff
- cuisse ›
- cuke ›
- cul-de-sac ›
- Culbertson ›
- culch ›
- culdoscope ›
- -cule ›
- culet ›
- culex ›
- Culiacán ›

