Definitions
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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
oversauce .
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Examples
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Even when faithfully executing a Fannie Farmer recipe, Mr. Kimball learned that the taste could still be awful (an oversauced, overcooked fish) and in need of modification.
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Perhaps we were unlucky enough to get a woefully oversauced sandwich, but there was no way to appreciate the roast beef, avocado, or bean sprouts; even the cilantro was shouted down.
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Eolo needs less fantasy and more firmness in the kitchen to ensure that the soup is not watery, that the pasta is not undercooked and oversauced, and that antipasti are not landing on the tables refrigerator-cold.
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Eolo needs less fantasy and more firmness in the kitchen to ensure that the soup is not watery, that the pasta is not undercooked and oversauced, and that antipasti are not landing on the tables refrigerator-cold.
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Sure, some of it can be high-sodium and oversauced, but so can a lot of American food.
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Unagi, one of my personal favorites wasn't fatty and (thankfully) not oversauced.
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Unagi, one of my personal favorites wasn't fatty and (thankfully) not oversauced.
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In a four-way contest, our table sampled the sliced beef brisket, the baby back pork ribs (good but not as tender as they might have been), the oversauced pulled pork and the juicy rotisserie chicken.
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Sure, the portions are small, but after being at restaurants of huge portions and oversauced, barely edible meals, it was a refreshing change.
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The calamari mac and cheese turned out to be a goopy mash of squid rings and oversauced pasta, although my helping of "Maine-lobster carbonara" was a decent facsimile of spaghetti carbonara, provided you ignored the lobster, the silly caviar garnish, and the
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