noun
adjective
transitive verb
intransitive verb
-·Qued·, -·Qu·ing barbecue
also sp. Bar-B-Q
transitive verb
intransitive verb
-·Qed, -·QingOrigin of Bar-B-Que
partial phonetic spelling, spelledbar-b-que
Bar·-B-Que 
A young man cooking on a barbecue grill.
- The definition of bar-b-que refers to food that is cooked outside over flames or charcoal, or the equipment used to do the outside cooking or to a party where most of the food is cooked outside.
- An outdoor fire pit is an example of a bar-b-que.
- Shish kabob is an example of bar-b-que.
- A hot dog roast is an example of a bar-b-que.
- Bar-b-que means to cook outdoors over an open fire or hot coals.
Placing a whole pig on a spit and roasting it over flames is an example of bar-b-que.
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