quiche
What is another word for quiche? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Noun — A savoury baked tart made from eggs and cream in a pastry crust, often with added vegetables, cheese, or meat.
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How to use quiche
The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.
a slice of quiche
quiche lorraine
bake a quiche
Etymology
Borrowed from French quiche, itself from a German dialect word for "cake," tracing back to the same root as the English word "cookie."
Full origin of quiche →Frequently asked questions
What does “quiche” mean?
The word “quiche” means a savoury baked tart made from eggs and cream in a pastry crust, often with added vegetables, cheese, or meat. In plain terms, an egg-and-cream savoury pie, usually served warm or at room temperature.
How do you pronounce “quiche”?
“Quiche” is pronounced keesh (/kiːʃ/ in IPA).
How do you use “quiche” in a sentence?
Here is “quiche” used in a sentence: “We had a slice of spinach quiche with our salad.”
What part of speech is “quiche”?
“Quiche” is a noun.
Where does the word “quiche” come from?
The word “quiche” comes from French. Borrowed from French quiche, itself from a German dialect word for "cake," tracing back to the same root as the English word "cookie.".
