mousseline
/muːsəˈliːn/
noun
- A very fine, lightweight fabric, similar to muslin, often used for dresses or curtains.
- The designer used mousseline for the summer collection because it is so breathable.
- The dress was made of delicate mousseline that floated as she walked.
- She chose a mousseline curtain to let in soft light.
- A light, airy sauce or mousse, especially one made with whipped cream or egg whites, used in cooking.
- The fish was served with a mousseline sauce made from butter and cream.
- The recipe calls for a mousseline of spinach to accompany the chicken.
- He prepared a mousseline of foie gras for the special dinner.