veloute
/vɛluːt/; /vəˈluːtei/; /vəˈluːt/; /vəˈluːt/; /vəˈluːˈteɪ/Definitions
1. noun
a thick, smooth sauce made from a roux and liquid, typically served as a soup or side dish in French cuisine.
“The chef carefully added the veloute to the dish, garnishing it with fresh herbs.”
2. noun
a type of fabric with a soft, velvety texture.
“The fashion designer used veloute to create a luxurious and comfortable lining for the coat.”
3. verb
to cover or coat with a smooth, velvety substance.
“The artist velouted the sculpture with a layer of wax to protect it from the elements.”