caviare's Usage Examples:

circle of small porcelain saucers, filled with sliced cheese, anchovies, caviare, and sweetmeats of every description: among these were scattered spoons.

In the province of New Brunswick, roe (caviare) of the Atlantic sturgeon is harvested from the Saint John river.

party the previous night and drank a lot, but blames his condition on the caviare for being whitefish roe coloured with powdered charcoal.

finely granulated ground texture called nanako which resembles fine rows of caviare.

Explorer David Livingstone (1865) claimed that they "tasted not unlike caviare" though Professor of Tropical Entomology Arnold van Huis declared that.

CS1 maint: discouraged parameter (link) Members of the "80 club" flourish on Batley caviare.

Caviar (also known as caviare; from Persian: خاویار‎, romanized: khâvyâr, lit.

David Livingstone (1865) claimed that they "tasted not unlike caviare".

Hellberg takes the humble baked potato to new heights with caviare plus smoked mayonnaise on his tv4 slot.

migrated to İstanbul, were known to be the traders of seafood and especially caviare.

Synonyms:

hard roe, roe, beluga caviar, caviar,