amandine

[ ah-muhn-deen, am-uhn- ]

adjective

1. served or prepared with almonds:

   trout amandine.

Word History and Origins

Origin of amandine¹

From French, dating back to 1835–45; almond, -ine ²

Example Sentences

New French manager Amandine Miquel is allowing them to play free-flowing football so they will be dangerous - but their squad is still young and might need more time to fulfil their potential.

From BBC

In December 2021, Natacha Rey and Amandine Roy broadcast unsubstantiated rumours online that Brigitte had never existed, and that her brother Jean-Michel Trogneux had changed gender and started using that name.

From BBC

Renowned French chef Amandine Chaignot, who runs a restaurant and a café-bistro in Paris, on Tuesday unveiled one of her recipes based on the iconic croissant.

From Seattle Times

Amandine Henry has played for some of the biggest teams in the world.

From Los Angeles Times

Amandine Henry has played for some of the biggest teams in the world.

From Los Angeles Times