entree

IPA: ˈɑntreɪ

Alternative form of entrée [(chiefly Britain, French Canada, Australia, New Zealand, historical in the US and Canada) A smaller dish served before the main course of a meal.]

Examples of "entree" in Sentences

Having to pay for rice with your entree is maddening enough.
For my main entree, I went with the smoked pork loin, braised belly, fingerlings, broccoli raabe and romesco.
Competing plans will be offered for a bit longer, so the interested public can feel their favorite entree is still in play.
Yes, I did order my entree from the vegetarian menu (basically: fried rice with grilled veggies, peanut sauce, and a fried egg on top).
This could be because someone isn't hungry, or because an entree is so large that a couple people could eat it, but they would feel awkward ordering only that (and may in fact face some sort of surcharge).
Earlier this past week, Wal-Mart Stores Inc. offered to buy South African retailer Massmart Holdings Inc. for $4.6 billion, a move designed to help the U.S. retail giant gain entree into the broader continent.
What you see here is our Christmas dinner entree what we call entree here, is what Americans call appetiser, which was served a few days ago at Christmas dinner at my house, on a beatiful sunny day here in Melbourne.
And now for the supprisingly non-restrictive fine print: Limit one entree from the lunch menu, and one non-alcoholic beverage per person (and they assured me that iftables wanted to sample one or two of their appetizers, they would be allowed to do that as well).