kebab Definition
ke·bab (kə bäb′)
kebab Usage Examples
Converse of object
- marinate: Vegan Kebabs Very tasty marinated kebabs with peppers, courgettes and parsnips.
- eat: The insane person, who will actually eat a kebab.
- serve: For their dessert they prepared hot fruit kebabs served with fresh cream.
Adjective modifier
- done: You haven't had a dodgy doner kebab, have you?
- grilled: Sicilian cookery: Rigatoni with red tuna and mint, risotto, stuffed leg of lamb, mixed grilled kebab, marsala cutlets.
- dodgy: You haven't had a dodgy doner kebab, have you?
- Turkish: From Italian spaghetti sauces to Greek salads to Turkish kebabs, the sweet, strong flavor of Mediterranean oregano is perfect.
- mixed: Sicilian cookery: Rigatoni with red tuna and mint, risotto, stuffed leg of lamb, mixed grilled kebab, marsala cutlets.
Modifies a noun
- skewer: Press one end of the kebab skewer into the skull, just above the join.
- van: She runs a dodgy kebab van in Forest Hill.
- shop: Paul Merton Superman runs a kebab shop in Lewisham.
- stick: They drew pictures and made models â he started as a carrot, four kebab sticks, pieces of sponge and golf tees.
- meat: The kebab meat is very good; fresh and tasty.
- house: Your walk leads you to the local kebab house.
Noun used with modifier
- seekh: All the chicken kebabs were moist, well spiced and the seekh kebabs of a good texture and full of subtle flavor.
- prawn: For the barbecue market it offers tiger prawn kebabs, each pack consisting of ten prawns threaded onto two sticks.
- lamb: Vintage: 2002 Food Choice: Delicious with spicy beef noodles, lamb kebabs or meat dishes with an Asian bent.
- chicken: You could serve them with chicken kebabs or grilled salmon filet.
- vegetable: Use the woody stalks as skewers to add flavor to meat and vegetable kebabs.
- fruit: For their dessert they prepared hot fruit kebabs served with fresh cream.

