Crossword clues for melba
melba
- Word before toast or after peach
- Soul singer Moore
- Peach dessert
- Peach _____
- Peach ___ (ice cream dessert)
- Dessert sauce
- Dame Nellie ...
- Dame Nellie of opera
- Certain toast
- Australian soprano
- Word with toast or peach
- Tony winner Moore
- Toast and peach dessert name
- Thin type of toast
- Soprano to be toasted?
- Singer depicted on the Australian $100 note
- Singer ___ Moore
- She's toast!
- She made her Covent Garden debut in 1888
- Role for Patrice Munsel
- Peachy dish?
- Peach dish or toast type named for a singer
- Peach ____
- Peach ___ (dessert created by Escoffier)
- Peach __ (dessert serving)
- Opera's Nellie
- Nellie's toast
- Namesake of a peach dessert
- Big name in toasts
- Apple or toast type
- ''Peach'' dessert
- ___ toast (crisp bread)
- ___ sauce (sugary purée)
- ___ sauce (raspberry dessert topping)
- ___ sauce (dessert topper)
- __ toast (soup partner)
- __ sauce (raspberry topping)
- Toast at mealtime
- Opera star Nellie
- Opera's Dame Nellie
- Peach___
- Kind of toast
- Tony-winner Moore
- Peach ___ (dessert)
- Thin toast
- ___ toast (soup go-with)
- Singer Moore
- Peach follower, toast preceder
- Soprano Nellie
- Dame Nellie ___
- Nellie of opera
- ___ sauce (sugary purГ©e)
- Australian operatic soprano (1861-1931)
- "Melodies and Memories" autobiographer
- Soprano to be toasted? (5)
- Type of toast
- Singing Nellie
- A peach of a singer
- Toast for Moore?
- Toast or Moore
- Memorable soprano
- Peach ___, a dessert
- Toast for Dame Nellie
- Somehow blame Nellie's peach dessert?
- Australian operatic soprano, d. 1931
- Toast type
- "Purlie" star Moore
- Peach __ (dessert)
- __ toast (thin, crisp bread)
- Singer Nellie
- Peachy dessert
- Soprano Dame Nellie __
- Nellie of toast fame
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
in various food preparations, especially peach Melba (1905) and Melba toast (1925) is in honor of Nellie Melba, stage name (based on Melbourne, Australia) of Australian-born operatic soprano Helen Mitchell (1861-1931).
Wiktionary
n. A dessert made originally from peach (now from other fruits), ice cream, and raspberry
WordNet
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Headwords:
Melba
Wikipedia
Melba may refer to:
- Dame Nellie Melba (1861–1931), Australian soprano opera singer
- Melba (film), a 1953 musical biopic drama film about Nellie Melba
- Melba (miniseries), a 1988 Australian mini series about Nellie Melba
- Melba Montgomery (born 1938), country music singer
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Melba Moore (born 1945), American R&B singer and actress
- Melba (1976 album)
- Melba (1978 album)
- Melba (TV series), a short-lived television series that starred Melba Moore
- Melba Roy Mouton (died 1990), American NASA scientist
- Melba (apple)
Melba is an American television sitcom which aired on CBS from January 28, 1986 until September 13, 1986. The series was a vehicle for singer/actress Melba Moore.
Melba '76 is the sixth album by singer Melba Moore, released in late 1976.
Melba '78 is the eighth album by singer Melba Moore, released in 1978. This was her first LP with Epic Records.
Melba is a 1988 Australian mini series about Dame Nellie Melba.
Melba is a Canadian high quality cultivar of domesticated apple, which was developed by W. T. Macoun at the Central Experimental Farm, in Ottawa, Ontario by crossing a McIntosh with a Liveland Raspberry apple. It has a yellow skin washed with crimson colour. Flesh is extremely white, firm and crisp. Flavor is sweet with hints of tart. There is also a Red Melba mutation which is more red coloured, and is ripening later in season.
This tree is very productive and can bear fruit at a young age, but has a biennial tendency. Early harvest. Need high skill gardening but highly rewarded. It is mainly used for fresh eating.
Usage examples of "melba".
The large platter also contained smoked salmon, pickled herring, liver pate, melba toast, bagels and cream cheese, artichoke hearts and slices of Kiwi fruit and papaya.
Her name was Dorothy, and she and Melba were not at odds, merely untalkative.
When Melba reached the dining room with a patch on her head and a tensor round her ankle everyone else was half through.
Vivian laughed, but she was a nervous laugher and Melba not easily offended.
Viv was the smallest and liveliest of the lot, and Melba liked her for making up what she herself lacked.
It was Melba who waited for Viv, after all, while she lingered over her tea.
Nevertheless, Melba, though she did not know if Viv had seen those children, down in the huge rooms of tanks and enclosures, knew that the age limit was thirty, Viv was twenty-eight, and that both she and NeoGenics agreed that seven would fulfill her contract.
Elaine Heslin and Melba Congleton, another girl I had met on the campaign trail, saw to that.
We took photographs of each other on the pier and wanted a group shot, so Melba asked a local resident to take one.
Doctor Maynard called it a acthidental overdoth tho we could put her in the ground with a prietht and thome prayer beadth, but you know Melba had had all thee could take.
Behind the counter, Stanley Caldwell rang up the purchases while his wife, Melba, bagged.
Nevertheless, because she loved him very much, she obediently ate it, helped down with Melba toast.
Miss Melba Rooney, a four-timer poisoner of husbands, not all of them her own.
He opened the back window and took in the yogurt and a can of ginger ale, set them down beside her with a spoon and some melba toast.
She stood up, swathed in her towel, Venus arising from the depths, and bowed with regal graciousness towards the audience, Madame Melba taking her final farewell of Covent Garden.