Crossword clues for appetizer
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Appetizer \Ap"pe*ti`zer\, n. Something which creates or whets an appetite.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"something taken to whet the appetite," 1820, agent noun from appetize.
Wiktionary
alt. (context usually in the plural English) A small, light, and usually savory first course in a meal n. (context usually in the plural English) A small, light, and usually savory first course in a meal
WordNet
Wikipedia
Appetizer is an open source dock for Windows 2000, XP, Vista and 7, which allows organizing the user's shortcuts and applications. It can be customized via skins and plugins and is available in 25 languages. Various other features are available including support for keyboard shortcuts, custom icons and tray icon support. Appetizer also features a function to automatically launch certain applications when it starts.
Appetizer started as a PortableApps.com application. As such it is designed to be portable and can be installed on a USB drive or other portable device. If the standard PortableApps.com folder structure is detected on the drive, Appetizer will automatically import the user's shortcuts.
Usage examples of "appetizer".
Cajeiri dislodged an appetizer reaching for it, and accidentally fired the drink off at a tangent trying to recover the nudged globe.
I mean, nineteen dollars for a - sashimi couscous appetizer is money well spent.
Soon I had certain proof that my friend was a major closet food phobic when she spent five minutes painstakingly separating her appetizer into two piles.
Everything on the menu, every appetizer, hot and cold, every salad, every fish and bird and piece of meat, was terrifically alluring, but none more than the others.
One reason is that nearly all low-fat cookbooks want every dishevery appetizer, every main course, every salad, every dessert, every bite that you put into your mouthto contain fewer than 30 percent fat calories.
Wagyu back home, sat in a booth around an immense stainless-steel griddle, and ordered a raw beef appetizer, a beef main course, beer, sake, and melon ice cream.
It was hardly a meal, but it would do as an appetizer until somebody could whip me up something that involved more of my favorite food groups, like salt, butter and processed flour.
I had ever eaten, so I chose them for an appetizer, while Johnny got both Ls the baked clams and the seafood salad for himself.
These categories reflect prices for an appetizer, a main course, and a dessert.
Tonight she would try one of the appetizers, she decided, and get them all to eat real food, food with more than two ingredients, and with seasonings other than too much salt.
The rest of the appetizers had been pushed off the plates to make room for paella, toothpicks sticking at odd angles.
Susan decided it was a lesson in quantity: one or two appetizers each would be plenty.
Also, the dinner party gives you a blueprint for moving the plot forward: appetizers, main course, dessert.
Suppose you begin the story by showing Harriet getting the appetizers ready in the kitchen.
Come during high season, though, and you can supplement your bubbly with a few appetizers and kick back on the garden-front patio.