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Meaning barbecue meaning

What does barbecue mean?
Definitions in simple English

barbecue

A style of cooking that involves meat being cooked on a grill or in a pit, then often covered in a special sauce. Chris' Black Oak Restaurant serves barbecue ribs and chicken. The grill for cooking barbecue; or for grilling anything in general. I put two hot dogs and two hamburgers on the barbecue. A meal of barbecue. There was a big barbecue in Riverside Park for the Fourth of July.

barbecue

To cook food in the barbecue style.

barbecue

(= barbeque, cook out) cook outdoors on a barbecue grill let's barbecue that meat We cooked out in the forest a rack to hold meat for cooking over hot charcoal usually out of doors a cookout in which food is cooked over an open fire; especially a whole animal carcass roasted on a spit (= barbeque) meat that has been barbecued or grilled in a highly seasoned sauce

Synonyms barbecue synonyms

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Conjugation barbecue conjugation

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barbecue · verb

Examples barbecue examples

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Simple sentences

We'll have a barbecue at the beach.
How about holding a barbecue party next Sunday?
Yesterday we had a good evening with my brothers and friends, and a very nice barbecue.
We're having a barbecue.
It's OK with me if we barbecue, but I don't like it when smoke gets in my eyes.
How about having a barbecue party next Sunday?
First we have to carry the barbecue from the cellar out into the garden.
We have everything we need for a barbecue.
Tom owns a barbecue restaurant with his wife, Mary.
So we're gonna have a barbecue party. Tell your parents that my parents are gonna be there.
Tom is in charge of the barbecue.
We're having a barbecue next Saturday.

Movie subtitles

We'll talk about the Wilkes' barbecue at Twelve Oaks.
You're eating barbecue with us, aren't you?
In the stew you'd expect with a barbecue and talking nothing but war.
You may go to the barbecue.
No! I'm going to have a good time today and eat at the barbecue.
It's a grand day for the barbecue.
Charles, I want to eat barbecue with you.
You haven't changed a bit since our last barbecue at Twelve Oaks. where you sat under a tree surrounded by dozens of beaus.
Boy, he hops to it like a drunkard at a Fourth of July barbecue.
They're waiting at the barbecue.
Well, I've got some steaks for Mr. Mallenberg's barbecue.
Steaks for the barbecue.
What barbecue?
I was told to bring these steaks up to Mr. Mallenberg for his barbecue party.
In fact, a more poisonous little barbecue I've never attended.
The Wilkeses? In the stew you'd expect with a barbecue and talking nothing but war.
You haven't changed a bit since our last barbecue at Twelve Oaks where you sat under a tree surrounded by dozens of beaus.
I wouldn't stay if you threw a barbecue in my honour.
Easy, easy. Let's save that for the annual barbecue. Now pay attention.
You were sorry about that waitress in the barbecue stand.
I heard they got barbecue pork, roast beef, fried chicken, and all free too.
I've got to hurry. Monrovia. Barbecue.
Can we tell them Saturday at the barbecue?

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