bisque
/bɪsk/
noun
- A thick, creamy soup made from shellfish, such as lobster, crab, or shrimp.
- She learned to make shrimp bisque from her grandmother's recipe.
- We started the meal with a bowl of rich lobster bisque.
- The restaurant's crab bisque is famous for its smooth texture.
- A type of fired clay that is unglazed, often used for making pottery or tiles.
- The artist shaped the vase from wet clay and then fired it into bisque.
- After the first firing, the bisque pottery was ready for glazing.
- Bisque tiles are popular for their natural, matte finish.
- A pale, pinkish-tan color.
- The wedding dress was a delicate bisque shade.
- His favorite sweater was a warm bisque color.
- She painted the nursery walls a soft bisque.