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adjectiveeggier, eggiest ˈɛɡiˈɛɡi Rich in or covered with egg. 有许多鸡蛋的，覆盖着鸡蛋的 cod fried in an eggy batter Example sentencesExamples - It brought together the dark, earthy flavor of beets - sweet and rich, with a welcome bitter edge - and the salty tang of feta, binding them in a smooth, eggy custard.
- The actual crêpes are quite good but depend on the crepe jockey - one night they are tender, golden and slightly eggy; another night they are too crispy.
- Its eggy, lightly sweet base is a perfect catch-all for summer fruits, especially those of the soft, fleshy variety.
- The pastry chef's version of bread pudding is a dense slab of faintly eggy brioche, served with a scoop of coconut sorbet.
- I scooped up a spoonful: the soufflé was airy, eggy, and sweet, with a thin crust of sugar where it met the ramekin's edge.
- They're like these eggy, flaky, tube-shaped tea cookies, and they make more crumbs than any other cookie on the planet.
- His homemade zabaglione is eggy and sweet.
- Among our tapas selections, the Spanish tortilla had none of the eggy allure this traditional potato omelet can exhibit.
- The dish comes with a mellow bowl of eggy soup, and it's just comfort in a bowl.
- The saddest thing is when I give in and have chocolate silk cake because it looks irresistible, but it turns out to be eggy and unchocolately and not even worth it.
- Caesar salad in a tart, eggy dressing also has its own idiosyncratic style.
- We ate eggy sandwiches and made our way back to the hostel.
- They were delicious, eggy and light, their sweet richness countered by the tartness of lemon.
- For example, some Spaniards believe that ‘Spanish omelette’ is better eggy than potatoey, and others beg to differ.
- ‘Wait your turn, these three were up first,’ said Kevin pointing an eggy wooden spoon at the table.
- Dip the chops first in the eggy mixture and then press them well in the cheese and bread crumbs before frying them in the hot oil.
- The taste was good, not too eggy, and I rather enjoyed the caramelized pond of syrup surrounding the mound of cream, though I found the latter to be slightly too gelatinous in texture.
- I begin my solitude with a large breakfast in which are heavily represented numbers of eggy, fatty and greasy items that my wife does not normally consider essential to start the day.
- A warm slice of this filling eggy potato dish was served with a blob of mayonnaise and a red pepper purée.
- As soon as she had left, I was enveloped by a faintly sulphorous, eggy odour.
adjectiveeggier, eggiest ˈɛɡiˈɛɡi British informal Annoyed; irritated. 〈英，非正式〉恼怒的；生气的 Example sentencesExamples - I'm sorry if you paid more for less car, but please don't get eggy and fly at me at every opportunity.
- That's why I feel so eggy. They probably saved this afternoon to give us the works.
Synonyms angry, annoyed, irate, irritated, in a bad mood, peeved, vexed, upset, irked, piqued, out of humour, put out, displeased, galled, resentful
adjectiveˈeɡēˈɛɡi Rich in or covered with egg. 有许多鸡蛋的，覆盖着鸡蛋的 many white wines go passably with eggy dishes 配上鸡蛋做的菜，很多白葡萄酒喝起来味道尚可。 Example sentencesExamples - They're like these eggy, flaky, tube-shaped tea cookies, and they make more crumbs than any other cookie on the planet.
- ‘Wait your turn, these three were up first,’ said Kevin pointing an eggy wooden spoon at the table.
- Among our tapas selections, the Spanish tortilla had none of the eggy allure this traditional potato omelet can exhibit.
- I begin my solitude with a large breakfast in which are heavily represented numbers of eggy, fatty and greasy items that my wife does not normally consider essential to start the day.
- The actual crêpes are quite good but depend on the crepe jockey - one night they are tender, golden and slightly eggy; another night they are too crispy.
- As soon as she had left, I was enveloped by a faintly sulphorous, eggy odour.
- For example, some Spaniards believe that ‘Spanish omelette’ is better eggy than potatoey, and others beg to differ.
- The taste was good, not too eggy, and I rather enjoyed the caramelized pond of syrup surrounding the mound of cream, though I found the latter to be slightly too gelatinous in texture.
- The saddest thing is when I give in and have chocolate silk cake because it looks irresistible, but it turns out to be eggy and unchocolately and not even worth it.
- I scooped up a spoonful: the soufflé was airy, eggy, and sweet, with a thin crust of sugar where it met the ramekin's edge.
- His homemade zabaglione is eggy and sweet.
- They were delicious, eggy and light, their sweet richness countered by the tartness of lemon.
- The pastry chef's version of bread pudding is a dense slab of faintly eggy brioche, served with a scoop of coconut sorbet.
- The dish comes with a mellow bowl of eggy soup, and it's just comfort in a bowl.
- Caesar salad in a tart, eggy dressing also has its own idiosyncratic style.
- We ate eggy sandwiches and made our way back to the hostel.
- It brought together the dark, earthy flavor of beets - sweet and rich, with a welcome bitter edge - and the salty tang of feta, binding them in a smooth, eggy custard.
- Its eggy, lightly sweet base is a perfect catch-all for summer fruits, especially those of the soft, fleshy variety.
- Dip the chops first in the eggy mixture and then press them well in the cheese and bread crumbs before frying them in the hot oil.
- A warm slice of this filling eggy potato dish was served with a blob of mayonnaise and a red pepper purée.
adjectiveˈeɡēˈɛɡi British informal Annoyed; irritated. 〈英，非正式〉恼怒的；生气的 Example sentencesExamples - That's why I feel so eggy. They probably saved this afternoon to give us the works.
- I'm sorry if you paid more for less car, but please don't get eggy and fly at me at every opportunity.
Synonyms angry, annoyed, irate, irritated, in a bad mood, peeved, vexed, upset, irked, piqued, out of humour, put out, displeased, galled, resentful
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