Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- A Scotch form of
salt . - noun See
sault .
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun obsolete An assault.
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Examples
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As well as sending a salad mix of greens the farm sent us a bag of what they called sauté mix last week.
Archive 2008-06-01 kat 2008
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As well as sending a salad mix of greens the farm sent us a bag of what they called sauté mix last week.
Spring Greens Pizza kat 2008
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I made teriyaki chicken, fried rice (actually I made it quite healthy), and steamed green beans tossed in sautéed garlic.
Home Sweet Home Lauren Thomas 2009
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British English is often (not always) more eager to move the stress to the front than American English, and in sauté, like many other French loan-words, the stress on our side of the Atlantic is firmly on the first syllable.
What an unnatural stress pattern you have, Ms. Sotomayor! « Motivated Grammar 2009
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It is also great when paired with tart key limes or límones in sautéed chicken or fish dishes.
Mescal 2003
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It is also great when paired with tart key limes or límones in sautéed chicken or fish dishes.
Mescal 2003
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While certainly unusual, the escargot sauté ($12) was less successful.
tcpalm.com Stories 2009
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While certainly unusual, the escargot sauté ($12) was less successful.
tcpalm.com Stories 2009
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On the menu, this is called sautéed pork kidneys, but the literal translation is Fire-Exploded Kidney Flowers, a name that captures its fusion of the earthly and the ethereal.
unknown title 2009
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Chef Ramon whips up such Are-we-still-in-Mesa? dishes as pan-seared ostrich on a cheddar polenta cake topped with a lingonberryjalapeño preserve and escargot sautéed in white wine with cream and bleu cheese tossed with linguine.
artoparts commented on the word saut
(soh) Literally "jump". As adjectives, sauté (masc.) or sautée (fem.) (soh TAY) are used to modify the quality of a step: for instance, échappé sauté indicates an échappé performed while jumping.
October 1, 2008
bilby commented on the word saut
Scots - salt.
January 28, 2009