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Showing words for BRANDADE using the English dictionary
8 Letter Words for Brandade
brandade
7 Letter Words for Brandade
abanded, abraded, bardane, branded
6 Letter Words for Brandade
abrade, adread, badder, bandar, banded, bander, barded, barned, dander, dardan, darned, dendra, nadder, narded, raband, randed
5 Letter Words for Brandade
aband, abear, abend, abner, adder, adead, adrad, adred, anded, andre, anear, ardea, ardeb, aread, aredd, arena, arend, baaed, badan, banda, bande, baned, barad, barde, bared, beard, bedad, benda, brand, bread, danda, dared, dearn, debar, denar, denda, draba, dread, readd, reban, redan
4 Letter Words for Brandade
abed, adad, adar, adda, addn, addr, aden, anba, anda, anre, arab, arad, arba, area, ared, aren, arna, baar, bade, band, bane, bara, bard, bare, barn, bead, bean, bear, bena, bend, bern, brad, brae, bran, bred, daba, dada, dade, daer, dana, dand, dane, darb, dard, dare, darn, dbrn, dead, dean, dear, deda, dern, drab, drad, eard, earn, edda, nabe, nada, nard, nare, near, nerd, raad, rada, rade, rana, rand, rane, read, rean, redd, rend
3 Letter Words for Brandade
aba, abd, abn, abr, add, ade, aer, ana, and, ane, ara, arb, ard, are, arn, baa, bad, bae, ban, bar, bde, bed, ben, ber, bra, dab, dad, dae, dan, dar, dea, deb, ded, den, der, dna, ead, ean, ear, ebn, edd, end, era, erd, ern, naa, nab, nad, nae, nar, nbe, nea, neb, ned, rab, rad, ran, rea, reb, red, rna, rnd
Definitions for Brandade
[1] a Provençal dish of salt cod puréed with olive oil and milk or cream and sometimes mashed potatoes and garlic.
[2] a Provençal dish of salt cod puréed with olive oil and milk
Words nearby Brandade
brand nazi, brand stretching, brand x, brand-name, brand-new, brandade, branded, brandeis, brandeis, louis d., brandenburg, brander
Origin of Brandade
1825–30; < French, from Provençal brandado “act of stirring, shaking,” past participle of branda “to stir, shake,” from Old Provençal brandar “to shake, brandish,” of Germanic origin (see brandish)
Word origin for Brandade
French, from Modern Provençal brandado , literally, something that has been shaken