caviar

IPA: kˈæviɑr

noun

  • Roe of the sturgeon or of certain other large fish, considered a delicacy.
  • (figurative) Something whose flavour is too fine for the vulgar taste.
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Examples of "caviar" in Sentences

  • Just look at diamonds and caviar.
  • It is to irony what caviar is to eggs.
  • It keeps the rich in Bolly and caviar.
  • Also take the example of Eggplant Caviar.
  • Caviar is but the hard roe of the sturgeon.
  • The caviar brings out a little Canadian flair.
  • The caviar of the sturgeon is the most expensive.
  • It is a different kind of caviar compared to regular caviar.
  • Astrakhan, at the delta, is the centre of the caviar industry.
  • As caviar, it is of firmer texture than the more delicate Beluga caviar.

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