tomato-saucey
tomato-saucey is the alternative form of tomato-saucy.
Meaning of tomato-saucy
Adjective
tomato-saucy (comparative more tomato-saucy, superlative most tomato-saucy)
- With tomato sauce.
- Up rises that sweet and tantalizing fragrance—the hot, spicy aroma of Heinz baked beans—slowly browned in heat flooded ovens. Flavor baked into them—flavor baked through and through them—from tender, golden skin to juicy, tomato-saucy center.1928 March, Ladies’ Home Journal, volume XLV, number 3, Philadelphia, Pa.: The Curtis Publishing Company, page 55
- Resembling or characteristic of tomato sauce.
- Here’s tomato-saucy flavor kids can’t resist!1957 August 22, “Van Camp’s Beans with Pork”, in The Windsor Daily Star, volume 78, number 146, Windsor, Ont., page 7
Forms of tomato-saucey
| comparative | more tomato-saucey |
|---|---|
| superlative | most tomato-saucey |
Questions about tomato-saucey
- What is tomato-saucey the alternative form of?
- Tomato-saucey is the alternative form of tomato-saucy.
Words near tomato-saucey in the dictionary
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