jardiniere
[ jahr-dn-eer, zhahr-dn-yair ]
/ ˌdʒɑr dnˈɪər, ˌʒɑr dnˈyɛər /
noun
an ornamental receptacle or stand for holding plants, flowers, etc.
various vegetables diced and boiled or glazed, used for garnishing meat or poultry.
Words nearby jardiniere
jaques-dalcroze,
jar,
jarabe tapatío,
jarash,
jardin anglais,
jardiniere,
jardinière,
jared,
jaredite,
jarful,
jargon
Example sentences from the Web for jardiniere
The bedding is of home manufacture, the jardiniere too, is of modelling clay, gaily painted with water colors.
A Catalogue of Play Equipment |Jean Lee HuntSo, instead of scolding him about the jardiniere, I assumed that it was an accident.
Dear Enemy |Jean WebsterCook the tongue as before, fix it in your dish upon mashed potatoes, and serve with a jardiniere sauce (No. 100) round it.
The Gastronomic Regenerator: |Alexis Soyer
British Dictionary definitions for jardiniere
jardinière
/ (ˌʒɑːdɪˈnjɛə) /
noun
an ornamental pot or trough for plants
a garnish of fresh vegetables, cooked, diced, and served around a dish of meat
Word Origin for jardinière
C19: from French, feminine of
jardinier gardener, from
jardin
garden