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• gâteau

Borrowed fromFrenchgâteau.Doublet ofwastel.

• Rhymes:-ætəʊ,-əʊ

gateau (countable anduncountable,pluralgateauxorgateaus)

1. (chiefly UK) A rich, usually iced,cake.
   • 2009,Dorothy Cannell,She Shoots to Conquer, Alibi, published2016,→ISBN:

     Determined on keeping up my strength for what the night might bring, I ate heartily—enjoying every morsel, especially of the two slices ofgateau I didn’t feel it wrong to take as my share, since there was still one good-sized piece left for Judy.

2. (cooking, obsolete) A dish of mincedmeat made up like apudding, andboiled in a shape or mould.

   agateau of veal

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