rotisserie Definition
☆ ro·tis·serie (rō tis′ər ē)
noun
- a shop where meats are roasted and sold
- a grill with an electrically turned spit
Etymology: Fr < MFr rostisserie < rostisseur, one who roasts meats for sale < rostir, to roast
adjective
designating or of a sports fantasy league, game, etc.
Etymology: < Rotisserie League Baseball, a trademark for such a game
rotisserie Usage Examples
Converse of object
have: If you do not have a rotisserie, grill the ham over Indirect Low heat for 2 to 2-1/2 hours.
Modifies a noun
- burner: Cooking - The Range Grill has three traditional burners plus a rotisserie burner for spit roasts.
- chicken: There is fresh rotisserie chicken to tempt the taste buds.
- oven: You can watch your food being flamboyantly prepared just behind the buffet from the freshest ingredients then cooked in wood burning rotisserie ovens.
Browse dictionary entries near rotisserie
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