béchamel
bé·cha·mel
noun \ˌbā-shə-ˈmel\Definition of BÉCHAMEL
: a rich white sauce
Origin of BÉCHAMEL
French sauce béchamelle, from Louis de Béchamel †1703 French courtier
First Known Use: 1796
Rhymes with BÉCHAMEL
APL, Appenzell, aquarelle, asphodel, Azazel, bagatelle, barbicel, brocatelle, Camberwell, caramel, caravel, carousel, cascabel, chanterelle, chaparral, Charles Martel, citadel, clientele, cockleshell, Cozumel, decibel, demoiselle, diving bell, fare-thee-well, fontanel, immortelle, Jezebel, killer cell, kiss-and-tell, lenticel, mangonel, muscatel, ne'er-do-well, Neuchâtel, Neufchâtel, New Rochelle, nonpareil, organelle, oversell, parallel, pedicel, pennoncel, personnel, petronel, Philomel, pimpernel, rebel yell, red blood cell, Sanctus bell, San Rafael, São Miguel, show-and-tell, sickle cell, silver bell, solar cell, tortoiseshell, undersell, villanelle, white blood cell, William Tell, zinfandel
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