barbeque

or bar-b-que

[ bahr-bi-kyoo ]

noun

, bar·be·qued, bar·be·qu·ing.

1. a variant of barbecue.

Example Sentences

He later attended a community picnic in Parramatta, where the suit-clad monarch had a go at cooking sausages on a barbeque before meeting a sheepdog.

From BBC

A 28-year-old construction worker identified only as Zheng had just finished eating barbeque with a friend when he saw people “running, hiding and screaming”.

From BBC

A club sandwich or barbeque sandwich still goes for $3, and can be topped off with a Georgia peach ice cream sandwich for $3.

From Seattle Times

She is seen as a victim instead of a perpetrator, and really, how bad can she be if she's hosting barbeques for her friends and neighbors?

From Salon

But while I’m here, I make sure that my daughter samples everything from Nigerian jollof and Korean barbeque to my special avocado toast.

From Salon