bisques in English

noun

1

a rich, creamy soup typically made with shellfish, especially lobster.

Scallops come with a rich, foaming lobster bisque .

2

an extra turn, point, or stroke allowed to a weaker player in croquet or court tennis.

To our mind, there is a far better handicap than any of these, viz., the bisque .

3

fired unglazed pottery.

using bisque for doll heads

4

a light brown color.

shades of bisque, taupe, and chocolate brown

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18. Ceramics another name for biscuit 2 Tennis Golf croquet an extra point, stroke, or turn Explanation of Bisques

19. Bisque (third-person singular simple present bisques, present participle bisquing, simple past and past participle Bisqued) To prepare ceramics in the bisque style

20. "Bisques THE name is applied to a class of soups thickened into closer consistency than broth by the addition of minced meat and crumbs

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25. Like a good chowder, Bisques do taste better as they sit so if you’re planning on serving this over the weekend, I suggest you put it together about 24 hours in advance

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