Crossword clues for alamode
alamode
- With ice cream (3 wds.)
- Fashionable - served with ice cream
- Pie choice
- With a scoop on top
- Dessert order
- Dessert phrase
- Counter order
- Like some pie orders
- Apple pie ____
- With some vanilla
- With ice cream on top or by the side
- With ice cream on top
- With ice cream added, like apple pie: 3 wds
- With extra calories, so to say
- Way to serve pie or cake
- Topped with ice cream
- Topped with a scoop
- Served with a scoop
- Served in a certain style
- Pie request, often
- Modifier on a dessert menu
- Menu phrase that means "with ice cream": 3 wds
- Like pie with ice cream
- In fashion — served with ice cream
- How some pie is served
- How some desserts are served
- How pie may be served
- How apple pie may be served
- Fashionable (French)
- Diner dessert request
- Dessert specification
- Dessert request
- Calorie-plus pie
- Apple pie order, sometimes
- Apple pie order, perhaps
- "Stylish" menu phrase
- Having ice cream on top
- Pie preference
- Pie style
- Apple-pie order?
- With ice cream: 3 wds
- Chic
- Like some desserts
- Fashionably
- Dessert preference
- See 50-Down
- Apple pie order?
- Trendy
- Dessert style
- Having gotten the scoop?
- Dessert menu phrase
- One way to serve pie
- Stylish
- In fashion (French)
- Like some dessert orders
- Served with ice cream on top: 3 wds
- In style
- How birthday cake may be served
- Fashionable, in a phrase
- Dessert option
- Thin silk fabric
- Glossy silk for hoods
- FLEW
- Silk fabric
- Glossy silk fabric
- Thin, glossy silk for hoods
- Pie order option
- Thin, shiny silk
- According to fashion
- See 5 Down
- Thin silk for hoods
- Pie ___
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Alamode \Al"a*mode`\, adv. & a. [F. [`a] la mode after the
fashion.]
According to the fashion or prevailing mode. ``Alamode beef
shops.''
--Macaulay.
Alamode \Al"a*mode`\, n.
A thin, black silk for hoods, scarfs, etc.; -- often called
simply mode.
--Buchanan.
Wiktionary
a. According to the fashion or prevailing mode. adv. According to the fashion or prevailing mode. n. A lustrous silk fabric used for headscarves.
Usage examples of "alamode".
Book written by William Molineux of Dublin, and against certain Smugglers of Alamodes and Lustrings from France.
Hams and Fowl, Custards and Tarts, fried Noodles and Opossum Alamodes, all the while deep in discourse upon the deepest Topicks there are.
The lads, whose flow of saliva has begun to escape the best efforts of their lower lips to contain it, proceed to eat their way from one end of a long trestle table to the other, thro' Hams and Fowl, Custards and Tarts, fried Noodles and Opossum Alamodes, all the while deep in discourse upon the deepest Topicks there are.
But the war was now over, and most of the English and Dutch navy lay dismantled in port, a few small vessels only being in commission to intercept the smuggling from France that was carrying on, much to the detriment of English manufacture, of certain articles then denominated alamodes and lutestrings.
As we before observed, the great articles in request, and which were now smuggled from France, were alamodes and lute-strings.