mustard

UK
/ˈmʌstəd/
US
/ˈmʌstɚd/

Translations

mustardnoun
mustards
pl
moutardePour la couleur jaune brun.
She wore a mustard-colored sweater that brightened up her outfit.
Elle portait un pull couleur moutarde qui illuminait sa tenue.
She added a dollop of mustard to her sandwich for extra flavor.
Elle a ajouté une cuillerée de moutarde à son sandwich pour plus de goût.
Additional translations
moutardeEn parlant de la plante.
ypériteTerme militaire et chimique.
mustardadjective
more mustard
Comp.
most mustard
Super.
UK
/ˈmʌstəd/
US
/ˈmʌstɚd/
moutardeInvariable pour la couleur.
She wore a mustard dress that stood out in the crowd.
Elle portait une robe moutarde qui se distinguait dans la foule.
Additional translations
génialSens familier britannique.

Definitions

mustardnoun
A yellow or brown paste or powder made from the seeds of a mustard plant, used as a condiment or spice.
She added a dollop of mustard to her sandwich for extra flavor.
A plant of the genus Brassica, whose seeds are used to make mustard condiment.
The farmer grew mustard in his fields for both its seeds and its greens.
A dark yellow color, similar to the color of mustard condiment.
She wore a mustard-colored sweater that brightened up her outfit.
(military, informal) Sulfur mustard; a blistering chemical warfare agent also known as mustard gas.
The soldiers reported a faint garlic odor, a tell-tale sign of mustard in the air.
mustardadjective
Having a yellowish-brown color similar to that of mustard.
She wore a mustard dress that stood out in the crowd.
(slang, chiefly British) Excellent; admirable; outstanding.
That new striker is absolutely mustard and will transform the team.