Definition
Definition of cullis - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
cookingRare UK thick gravy or sauce made from meat juicesRare UK
- The chef prepared a rich cullis to accompany the roasted lamb.
2.
architectureRare UK gutter in a roof for water drainageRare UK
- The cullis was clogged with leaves after the storm.
Images of cullis

gutter in a roof for water drainage
Origin of cullis
Old French, coulis (flow)
Examples of cullis in a sentence
He drizzled cullis over the vegetables for extra richness. The architect designed a cullis to prevent water damage. A well-maintained cullis ensures proper roof drainage.
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- French:coulis, gouttière, ...
- German:Bratensauce, Dachrinne, ...
- Italian:salsa densa, grondaia, ...
- Spanish:salsa espesa, canalón, ...
- Portuguese:caldo espesso, calha, ...
- Chinese:浓肉汁, 屋檐沟, ...
- Japanese:肉汁ソース, 樋, ...
- Arabic:صَلْصَة لَحْم, ميزاب, ...
- Hebrew:רוֹטֶב עָשִׁיר מִמִּיצֵי בָּשָׂר, מַרְזֵב, ...
- Russian:густой соус, желоб, ...
- Ukrainian:густий соус, жолоб, ...
- Hindi:मांस का रस, नाली, ...
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