caviare

/ˈkæviˌɑr/
noun
  1. The salted eggs (roe) of large fish, especially sturgeon, eaten as a luxury food.
    • The restaurant served blinis topped with a generous spoonful of caviare.
    • Caviare is often considered a delicacy and can be very expensive.
    • She ordered a small tin of caviare for the New Year's Eve party.
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