Crossword clues for sushi
sushi
- Rolls with rice
- Oriental delicacy
- Item on a Japanese menu
- Hand-rolled dish
- Fish meal
- Fish eaten at bars
- Fare served with ginger and wasabi
- California rolls and the like
- California rolls and such
- California roll, for example
- Bento box fare
- You might have a yen for it
- Wrapped nosh
- Trendy Japanese fare
- Trendy fare
- Tokyo rolls
- Tidbits often served with tea
- Temaki or futomaki
- Subject of many a rich kid Instagram
- Stuff served at bars
- Some rolls
- Some Japanese fare
- Some dinner rolls
- Some bar food
- Seaweed-wrapped Japanese fare
- Seaweed-wrapped food
- Seaweed around rice around fish
- Seafood offering
- Sashimi cousin
- Sake go-with
- Rolls with wasabi
- Rolls in some restaurants
- Rolls for lunch
- Rolls for dinner
- Rolls at a bar
- Rolled bites
- Roll served cold
- Roll order
- Roll dipped in wasabi
- Rice dish from a bar
- Rice and raw fish in seaweed
- Raw food
- Nori-wrapped nosh
- Nigiri and such
- Maki or nigiri, e.g
- Japanese rice and raw fish dish
- Japanese finger food
- Japanese appies
- Japan's raw fish
- It may be served with pickled ginger
- It can come in rolls
- It can be rolled, pressed or stuffed
- Futomaki, e.g
- Food that comes in rolls
- Food served with wasabi and soy sauce
- Food served with rolls
- Food served with pickled ginger
- Food served with gari
- Food served at a bar
- Food often served with wasabi and soy sauce
- Fluke roll-ups?
- Fishy roll served cold
- Fish-on-rice food
- Fish-on-rice dish
- Fish served with sake
- Fish in a roll, perhaps
- Fish and rice rolls
- Finger food of a sort
- Entree wrapped in seaweed
- Edible wrapped rolls
- Eating record #4 (141 pieces in six minutes)
- Dish using seaweed
- Dish that might be accompanied by sake
- Dish best served cold and with cold sake
- Cold rolled food
- Cold rice recipe
- Cold rice dish, often with raw fish
- Cold Japanese rice dish
- Certain "bar" serving
- By-the-piece cuisine
- Bite-sized seafood
- Bite-sized Japanese fare
- Bite-sized food
- Bite-sized fish rolls
- Bite-sized fish dish
- Bite-sized dish
- Bite-sized Asian dish
- Bite-size raw Asian dish
- Bento box contents
- Benihana offering
- "It is sour" finger food
- ___ bar (place to order sake)
- Bar offering
- Japanese dish of cold rice balls
- Seaweed-wrapped fare
- Fish food?
- Kind of bar
- Side order with udon
- Japanese restaurant fare
- Sake go-with, sometimes
- Cold fish?
- Futomaki or uramaki, e.g.
- Some Japanese cuisine
- Order with udon, maybe
- Rolled food
- It's rolled in a bar
- ___ bar (type of Japanese restaurant)
- Dish that may be served on a boat
- Dish often served with 10-Down
- Unagi or tekka maki
- Japanese food often served with pickled ginger
- Offering at some bars
- Rolls for dinner, perhaps
- Japanese fare at a "bar"
- Food often eaten with chopsticks
- Japanese menu item
- Japanese restaurant staple
- Japanese fish dish
- Roll served at a bar
- Fish-on-rice serving
- Maki, temaki or uramaki
- (Japanese) rice (with raw fish) wrapped in seaweed
- Rice-and-fish dish
- Raw fish dish
- Greeting given to South American and Asian food
- Gives us hiccups to swallow Asian food
- Quarterdeck mostly filled with cast putting away Yankee dish
- Cold rice balls with raw fish
- Cold food provided by Jesus himself
- Oriental food keeps us hiccuping to some extent
- South American greeting tasty Asian dish
- Note describing American hot dish
- Foreign food makes us hiccup a bit
- Food our team brought on board unpowered vessel?
- Food from Jesus himself
- Food from special American welcome
- Fish dish: American having hot one after starter of salad
- Fare from Japan in vessel almost circumnavigating America
- American aboard vessel's reduced fare from Japan
- Regularly shuns chain providing cold food
- Japanese rice dish
- Japanese cuisine
- Japanese cold rice dish
- A large number attending party somewhere in 1A
- Dixie's joint cut for Japanese food
- Dish often served with 10
- American tucked into his cooked fish and rice dish
- The Guardian plugs reduced transport fare from the East
- Fish dish served with wasabi
- Fish delicacy
- Seafood serving
- Japanese delicacy, for some
- Seafood delicacy
- __ bar
- Dish served with wasabi
- Something fishy?
- Type of bar
- Bar food?
- Bar buy?
- Bar fare
- Bar food
- Raw-fish dish
- Japanese raw fish dish
- Bite-sized Japanese dish
- Seaweed-wrapped delicacy
- Roll that's served cold
- Kyoto fast food
- Japanese restaurant offering
- Japanese raw fish
- Japanese entree
- Certain bar order
- Word with roll or bar
- Tokyo rice roll
- Japanese rolls
- Japanese "bar" food
- It's often served with ginger and wasabi
- It may be wrapped in seaweed
- Dish served with shoyu
- California rolls, e.g
- California roll, e.g
- Bite-size seafood
- Asian cuisine staple
- Vinegar rice dish
- Seaweed-wrapped rolls
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1893, from Japanese, where it is said originally to refer to the vinegared rice, not the raw fish.
Wiktionary
n. 1 A Japanese dish made of small portions of sticky white rice flavored with vinegar, usually wrapped in seaweed and filled or topped with fish, vegetables or meat. 2 (context proscribed English) Raw fish, especially as a Japanese dish.
WordNet
n. rice (with raw fish) wrapped in seaweed
Wikipedia
is a type of food preparation originating in Japan, consisting of cooked combined with other such as raw seafood, vegetables and sometimes tropical fruits. Ingredients and forms of sushi presentation vary widely, but the ingredient which all sushi have in common is rice (also referred to as or ). Although commonly mistaken for sushi, sashimi, which is also a Japanese delicacy, consists of thinly sliced raw fish and may or may not be served with rice.
Sushi can be prepared with either brown or white rice. It is often prepared with raw seafood, but some common varieties of sushi use cooked ingredients and many are vegetarian. Sushi is often served with pickled ginger, wasabi, and soy sauce. Popular garnishes are often made using daikon.
Sushi is a Japanese food made out of vinegared rice.
Sushi may also refer to:
- Su Shi (1037–1101), Chinese poet
- Sushi (software), a file previewer for the GNOME Desktop Environment
- Sushi (wrestler), Japanese professional wrestler Akira Kawabata
- ,Sushi, a protein domain found on the protein Apolipoprotein H
- Sushi (EP), an EP by Neuroticfish
- Sushi, a portmanteau of Shia and Sunni
Sushi is a file previewer for the GNOME Desktop Environment. It is available as a standalone package, integrated with GNOME Files (formerly named Nautilus).
It is intended that a combination of Sushi and GNOME Photos replace Eye of GNOME.
Usage examples of "sushi".
So when they came to still another badly lit intersection, Sushi felt a glimmer of hope when he spotted bright lights a few blocks away along the cross street.
He brushed past Sushi, who was pointing upward and rolling his eyes meaningfully.
Do-Wop, Sushi stepped over to the doorway and cautiously peered down the corridor again.
As Sushi and Do-Wop watched, one of the line of antiquated newsreaders rolled forward and stopped, with an audible creak.
Do-Wop and Sushi a while to find the trans station, and when they found it, they had a moment of doubt whether it was what they were looking for.
Probably the elbow Sushi had jammed into his solar plexus had something to do with his sudden distraction.
Do-Wop and Sushi trudged along, staring at the pathway leading into town.
It was only after she was past them and rolling around the next curve in the path that Sushi turned around and stared after her.
That was likely to change the first time he took a fall, but Sushi coached him in the basics and soon he was satisfied that his buddy was ready to roll.
He turned on his heel and walked away so rapidly that Sushi had to hurry to keep up.
Do-Wop, as he and Sushi walked down the path from La Retraite Rustique.
Do-Wop poked Sushi to get his attention, pointed to the door marked men, and they quickly slipped through it.
None of them spared more than a glance at Sushi and Do-Wop, as the two walked briskly through the room, doing their best to appear that they were on the way to some job.
But Do-Wop dodged back against the wall to let him pass, and a frightened Sushi followed his lead.
There, Sushi glanced at the guest register while Do-Wop leaned on his broom.