diable UK
Definition
Definition of diable - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
cooking dishTECH. UK unglazed clay pot used for cooking foodTECH. UK
- The chef baked the chicken in a diable.
Adjective
spicy foodTECH. flavored with hot spices or mustardTECH.
- The chicken was served diable, with a spicy sauce.
Adverb
spicy mannerTECH. in a spicy or devilish wayTECH.
- The chicken was cooked diable and tasted very hot.
Images of diable

unglazed clay pot used for cooking food
Origin of diable
French, diable (devil)
Examples of diable in a sentence
The diable kept the bread moist while baking. The steak was cooked diable, making it extra fiery. Try the diable wings if you like heat. The sauce was prepared diable for extra heat. He likes his steak cooked diable style.
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- French:cocotte en terre, épicé, ...
- German:Tontopf, scharf gewürzt, ...
- Italian:pignatta, alla diavola, ...
- Spanish:olla de barro, picante, ...
- Portuguese:pote de barro, picante, ...
- Chinese:陶锅, 辣味的, ...
- Japanese:素焼き鍋, ピリ辛の, ...
- Arabic:قدر فخار غير مزجج, حارّ, ...
- Hebrew:סִיר חֶרְס לֹא מְזוּגָּג, חָרִיף, ...
- Russian:глиняный горшок, острый, ...
- Ukrainian:діабле, гострий, ...
- Hindi:डायाब्ल, मसालेदार, ...
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