bisque
/bɪsk/ /bɪsk/; /bɪsk/Definitions
1. noun
A rich, creamy soup made from fish or seafood, especially lobster, and typically served with a slice of bread or croutons.
“She ordered a bowl of lobster bisque at the French restaurant.”
2. noun
A type of ceramic or porcelain material used to make decorative objects, such as figurines or ornaments.
“The antique shop sold a variety of bisque dolls, each one unique in its own way.”
3. verb
To glaze or coat something, especially a ceramic object, with a thin layer of clear or colored material.
“The artisan bisque-fired the ceramic vase to give it a glossy finish.”