caviar
/ˈkæviˌɑr/
noun
- The salted eggs (roe) of certain large fish, especially sturgeon, eaten as a luxury food.
- Caviar is very expensive because it comes from rare fish.
- They served caviar on small toast points at the fancy party.
- She tried caviar for the first time and found it too salty.
- Something considered very refined, exclusive, or high-class.
- That art gallery is caviar for the cultural elite.
- To him, classical music is caviar — he loves it, but his friends don't understand it.
- The boutique sells caviar-quality chocolates at a premium price.