tartare
/tɑːrˈtɑːreɪ/ or /tɑːrˈtɑːri/Definitions
1. noun
A dish made from finely chopped raw meat (usually beef), typically served as an appetizer.
“The chef prepared a tartare of fresh salmon for the dinner party.”
2. noun
A mixture of raw meat, usually beef, chopped and seasoned.
“The butcher shop offered a variety of tartares, each made from a different type of meat.”
3. adjective
Having or characterized by the quality of being tart or pungent.
“The tartare sauce added a tangy flavor to the dish.”
4. proper noun
A region in Ukraine known for its equestrian heritage.
“The tartare people have a rich cultural history and are known for their horsemanship.”
5. noun
A sauce made from a mixture of raw meat, usually beef, and seasonings.
“The chef recommended a tartare sauce to accompany the raw fish dish.”