WordNet
n. lobster in Newburg sauce served on buttered toast or rice [syn: lobster a la Newburg]
Usage examples of "lobster newburg".
You catch one of them after dinner, just as he is wondering if he was really wise in taking two helpings of the lobster Newburg, and he is clay in your hands.
This was only partly the result of the Rehnquist in the Lobster Newburg.
I guess I was the only person who wouldn't shoot first and worry about what to do with lead-and-lobster Newburg afterwards.
Seething in frustration, Myra ordered lobster Newburg and told herself she'd fast through dinner.
At the club in Pasoverde Estates, where they would be preparing this weekends menu, Alex wondered if it would include the prime rib and lobster Newburg ordered for the eighty guests who would not be attending tomorrows canceled anniversary banquet.
It had once boasted lobster Newburg on the menu and china and real glass in the dining room, and fancy domed train cars out of which to see the countryside roll by.
We had a smooth vichyssoise, lobster Newburg, Brussel sprouts, baked potatoes, and a great salad, plus two bottles of champagne.
Not one of your silly, brainless chits who don't know the difference between lobster Newburg and canvas-back duck, and who prefer sweet champagne to dry.