timbale
timbale
Definition
tim·bale (tim′bəl; Fr tan bȧl′)
noun
- a mixture, as of chicken, lobster, or vegetables in a cream sauce, baked in a small drum-shaped mold; also, the mold
- type of fried or baked pastry shell, filled with a cooked food
Etymology: Fr, lit., kettledrum: see timbal
timbale
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- stick: Also includes a cowbell bracket ( welded from stainless steel ), pair of timbale sticks and a tuning wrench.
Noun used with modifier
- inch: Stagg 13+14 inch Metal Timbales with Stand + Cowbell 13 and 14 inch metal timbales, complete with stand and cowbell.
Browse dictionary entries near timbale
- timbal
- Tim
- tiltyard
- tiltmeter
- tilth
- tilt-top
- tilt-rotor
- tilt hammer
- tilt
- Tilsit (cheese)
- timbales
- timber
- timber hitch
- timber rattlesnake
- timber wolf
- timbered
- timbering
- timberland
- timberline
- timberwork
