bombe

noun

\ ˈbäm

, ˈbōⁿ(m)b\

Definition of bombe

(Entry 1 of 2)

: a frozen dessert usually containing ice cream and formed in layers in a mold

bombé

adjective

bom·bé | \ (ˌ)bäm-ˈbā

, (ˌ)bōⁿ-\

variants: or bombe

Definition of bombé (Entry 2 of 2)

: having outward curving lines —usually used of furniture

Examples of bombe in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web: Noun

Culprit’s boysenberry marshmallow ambrosia is one to try, as is Orphan’s Kitchen’s avocado bombe Alaska, served with lime and Kahikatea peppercorn, (a native pine). — Amy Louise Bailey, Vogue, "The 7 Dishes You Have to Eat in New Zealand," 25 July 2018 While Alan Turing was organizing large-scale attacks on enigma codes using algorithms and large electromechanical devices called bombes, Elizebeth was more narrowly focused on a couple of Enigma’s systems being used by Nazi spies. — National Geographic, "This Woman Saved the Americas From the Nazis," 7 Oct. 2017

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