Definition of niblet in English:

niblet

noun ˈnɪblɪtˈnɪblɪt

trademark

A small piece of food, in particular a kernel of sweetcorn.
bite-size niblets of chocolate
Example sentencesExamples
- Fairly straight-ahead, it featured the mixed-green regulars, as well as niblets of corn and sliced avocado.
- Oh, and the meter is stuck on a flat fee of £5 and the driver doesn't talk much, there is chilled Chablis in an ice bucket in the back and caviar niblets are served by a man in a penguin suit.
- Potatoes mashed with corn niblets, garlic and green onions are tasty but have that unmistakable gluey-ness of having been buzzed in the food processor.
- She put the bowl as far back in the cupboard as she could reach, behind the corn niblets.
- But as I'd already had six courses I didn't mind too much, and was happy with two accompanying niblets of excellent sweetbread and a lush little strip of confit breast.

Origin

Late 19th century: from nibble + -let.

Definition of niblet in US English:

niblet

nounˈniblitˈnɪblɪt

trademark

A small piece of food, in particular a kernel of corn.
bite-size niblets of chocolate
Example sentencesExamples
- Fairly straight-ahead, it featured the mixed-green regulars, as well as niblets of corn and sliced avocado.
- She put the bowl as far back in the cupboard as she could reach, behind the corn niblets.
- Oh, and the meter is stuck on a flat fee of £5 and the driver doesn't talk much, there is chilled Chablis in an ice bucket in the back and caviar niblets are served by a man in a penguin suit.
- But as I'd already had six courses I didn't mind too much, and was happy with two accompanying niblets of excellent sweetbread and a lush little strip of confit breast.
- Potatoes mashed with corn niblets, garlic and green onions are tasty but have that unmistakable gluey-ness of having been buzzed in the food processor.

Origin

Late 19th century: from nibble + -let.

词汇	niblet
释义	Definition of niblet in English: niblet noun ˈnɪblɪtˈnɪblɪt trademark A small piece of food, in particular a kernel of sweetcorn. bite-size niblets of chocolate Example sentencesExamples Fairly straight-ahead, it featured the mixed-green regulars, as well as niblets of corn and sliced avocado. Oh, and the meter is stuck on a flat fee of £5 and the driver doesn't talk much, there is chilled Chablis in an ice bucket in the back and caviar niblets are served by a man in a penguin suit. Potatoes mashed with corn niblets, garlic and green onions are tasty but have that unmistakable gluey-ness of having been buzzed in the food processor. She put the bowl as far back in the cupboard as she could reach, behind the corn niblets. But as I'd already had six courses I didn't mind too much, and was happy with two accompanying niblets of excellent sweetbread and a lush little strip of confit breast. Origin Late 19th century: from nibble + -let. Definition of niblet in US English: niblet nounˈniblitˈnɪblɪt trademark A small piece of food, in particular a kernel of corn. bite-size niblets of chocolate Example sentencesExamples Fairly straight-ahead, it featured the mixed-green regulars, as well as niblets of corn and sliced avocado. She put the bowl as far back in the cupboard as she could reach, behind the corn niblets. Oh, and the meter is stuck on a flat fee of £5 and the driver doesn't talk much, there is chilled Chablis in an ice bucket in the back and caviar niblets are served by a man in a penguin suit. But as I'd already had six courses I didn't mind too much, and was happy with two accompanying niblets of excellent sweetbread and a lush little strip of confit breast. Potatoes mashed with corn niblets, garlic and green onions are tasty but have that unmistakable gluey-ness of having been buzzed in the food processor. Origin Late 19th century: from nibble + -let.
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