noisette
a loin, fillet, or other lean section of meat: an entrée of lamb noisettes.
Origin of noisette
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How to use noisette in a sentence
All Noisettes bear their flowers on the laterals; therefore these should be preserved as much as possible.
Roses and Rose Growing | Rose Georgina KingsleyAimée Vibert (Vibert, 1828) is one of those early Noisettes which holds its own everywhere.
Roses and Rose Growing | Rose Georgina KingsleyWith the Noisettes, Musk, and Macartney roses, we have only touched the fringe of autumn flowering climbers.
Roses and Rose Growing | Rose Georgina KingsleyAs rafter-roses in the greenhouse, the Noisettes are unsurpassed.
The Book of Roses | Francis ParkmanNoisettes are cut from the saddle of lamb, free from fat and skin, and in the shape of a small tenderloin steak.
The Hotel St. Francis Cook Book | Victor Hirtzler
British Dictionary definitions for noisette
/ (nwɑːˈzɛt) /
flavoured or made with hazelnuts
a small round boneless slice of lamb from the fillet or leg
a chocolate made with hazelnuts
Origin of noisette
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