kabob
/ˈkæbɒb/Definitions
1. noun
a dish made of small pieces of food, typically meat, grilled or broiled on a skewer or stick.
“We decided to try the lamb kabob at the new Middle Eastern restaurant.”
2. verb
to cook or prepare food on a skewer or stick, typically over an open flame.
“She kabobbed the vegetables in a hot skillet before serving.”
3. noun
a person who cooks or prepares food on a skewer or stick, typically over an open flame.
“The kabob vendor at the festival was very popular with the crowd.”