pots-au-feu
pots-au-feu is the plural of pot-au-feu.
Meaning of pot-au-feu
Noun
pot-au-feu (usually uncountable, plural pot-au-feus or pots-au-feu)
- A thick soup of meat and vegetables cooked together in a large pot.
- The meat and vegetables for our pot-au-feu cost only twelve sous, or sixpence sterling — a cheap dish indeed!1824, Thomas Gill, The Technical Repository, page 180
- A large cooking pot.
- The chez la portiere is its imitation, en petit; every homely subject is there discussed, from the pot au feu to another sort of pot.1839, “Parisian characteristics”, in Bentley's Miscellany, page 203
Questions about pots-au-feu
- What is pots-au-feu the plural of?
- Pots-au-feu is the plural of pot-au-feu.
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