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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈmʌstɚd/ · UK /ˈmʌstəd/
mustard means: A yellow or brown sauce with a strong taste, often eaten with meat or in sandwiches.
noun
A yellow or brown sauce with a strong taste, often eaten with meat or in sandwiches.
- Would you like mustard on your sandwich?
- She added a spoonful of mustard to the sauce.
- This mustard tastes stronger than the one we usually buy.
A strong, spicy yellow or brown sauce or powder made from seeds, used to flavour food.
- Would you like mustard on your sandwich?
- She added a spoonful of mustard to the sauce.
- This mustard is too hot for me.
A dark yellow colour with a slightly brown shade.
- The walls are painted mustard.
- She chose a jacket in mustard.
- Mustard looks good beside dark blue.
The soft yellow material inside a crab's body, sometimes eaten as food.
- The crab's mustard was bright yellow.
- He removed the mustard before serving the crab.
- Some diners enjoy the mustard inside cooked crabs.
Questions about mustard
What does mustard mean?
A yellow or brown sauce with a strong taste, often eaten with meat or in sandwiches.
What is mustard in other languages?
Türkçe: hardal · Español: mostaza · Français: moutarde · Deutsch: Senf · Italiano: senape · 日本語: マスタード
How do you pronounce mustard?
In American English /ˈmʌstɚd/; in British English /ˈmʌstəd/.
How do you use mustard in a sentence?
Would you like mustard on your sandwich? She added a spoonful of mustard to the sauce.
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