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Mom baked a casserole for dinner.
What does Casserole mean?
A casserole is a baked dish made with mixed ingredients.
Dictionary definition
a cooked dish made by baking mixed ingredients together in one deep pan.
Example sentences
Casserole in a sentence
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The casserole had rice, vegetables, and chicken.
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The warm casserole was served from a large dish at the family meal.
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What does casserole mean?
A casserole is a dish made by baking ingredients together.
Practice 2
Which word is related to casserole?
A casserole is usually baked in an oven.
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Which sentence uses casserole correctly?
A casserole is a baked dish.
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Casserole
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WordCasserole.
Partnoun.
MeaningCasserole means A casserole is a baked dish made with mixed ingredients.
ExampleExample: Mom baked a casserole for dinner.
Word breakdown
3 syllables. Say each part, then blend the word.
- Syllables
- kas · uh · rohl
- Strongest beat
- kas
- Ending
- rohl
- Tip
- Put a little extra energy on kas.
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Synonyms
Words like Casserole
baked dishA simple phrase for casserole.
one-pan mealA meal cooked together in one pan or dish.
Antonyms
Opposite words
raw saladFood that is not baked or cooked like a casserole.
single ingredientOne food item rather than mixed ingredients.
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Casserole word family
Base word
casserole
noun
casserole
A baked dish with mixed ingredients.
noun
casseroles
More than one casserole.
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Hint for students
A casserole is a baked dish made with mixed ingredients.
Common mix-up
Casserole is not the same as raw salad. Casserole means a casserole is a baked dish made with mixed ingredients.
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Read this model sentence: The casserole had rice, vegetables, and chicken. Clue words: rice, vegetables, chicken. Underline clue words that show why casserole fits instead of raw salad. Now write one new sentence that shows casserole without using the word casserole. Ask: Does my sentence clearly show casserole?
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Ask students to explain this model sentence: "The casserole had rice, vegetables, and chicken." Why does casserole fit better than raw salad?
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