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potage [po-tahzh] Noun thick soup [French]
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Philip sent the waiter for a bottle of Burgundy from the neighbouring tavern, and they had a potage aux herbes, a steak from the window aux pommes, and an omelette au kirsch. {salle a manger = dining room; salon = living room; potage = soup} "Mouton aux navets," added the butler gravely (pronounce, if you please, moutongonavvy); "and the soup is potage de mouton a l'Ecossaise. |
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potage - thick (often creamy) soup