Definition of spiedie in US English:

spiedie

noun ˈspēdēˈspēdē

An Italian-American dish consisting of marinated pieces of meat cooked on a skewer, and often served in a roll.
Example sentencesExamples
- The underground concourse at the Capitol complex will feature art displays, performances, and food from around the state, including chicken wings from Buffalo; spiedies from Binghamton; and cheesecake from Brooklyn.
- Try the spiedies (an upstate New York variation of shish kebab).
- Grip the meat with the bread and pull the skewer out, and devour a deliciously spicy and juicy spiedie.
- I first had spiedies at my friend's dad's tailgate party in Southbend at a Michigan v. Notre Dame game back in 1992.
- Silvestri, who asserts that his spiedie sauce of mint, garlic, carrots and peppers is still the best, uses pork shoulder marinated three days for his spiedies.

Origin

Early 20th century: probably from Italian spiedi, plural of spiedo 'spit, skewer', probably from Middle French espiet 'spear', of Germanic origin.

Definition of spiedie in US English:

spiedie

nounˈspēdē

An Italian-American dish consisting of marinated pieces of meat cooked on a skewer and typically served in a roll.
Example sentencesExamples
- I first had spiedies at my friend's dad's tailgate party in Southbend at a Michigan v. Notre Dame game back in 1992.
- The underground concourse at the Capitol complex will feature art displays, performances, and food from around the state, including chicken wings from Buffalo; spiedies from Binghamton; and cheesecake from Brooklyn.
- Grip the meat with the bread and pull the skewer out, and devour a deliciously spicy and juicy spiedie.
- Silvestri, who asserts that his spiedie sauce of mint, garlic, carrots and peppers is still the best, uses pork shoulder marinated three days for his spiedies.
- Try the spiedies (an upstate New York variation of shish kebab).

Origin

1940s: probably from Italian spiedi, plural of spiedo ‘spit, skewer’, probably from Middle French espiet ‘spear’, of Germanic origin.

单词	spiedie
释义	Definition of spiedie in US English: spiedie noun ˈspēdēˈspēdē An Italian-American dish consisting of marinated pieces of meat cooked on a skewer, and often served in a roll. Example sentencesExamples The underground concourse at the Capitol complex will feature art displays, performances, and food from around the state, including chicken wings from Buffalo; spiedies from Binghamton; and cheesecake from Brooklyn. Try the spiedies (an upstate New York variation of shish kebab). Grip the meat with the bread and pull the skewer out, and devour a deliciously spicy and juicy spiedie. I first had spiedies at my friend's dad's tailgate party in Southbend at a Michigan v. Notre Dame game back in 1992. Silvestri, who asserts that his spiedie sauce of mint, garlic, carrots and peppers is still the best, uses pork shoulder marinated three days for his spiedies. Origin Early 20th century: probably from Italian spiedi, plural of spiedo 'spit, skewer', probably from Middle French espiet 'spear', of Germanic origin. Definition of spiedie in US English: spiedie nounˈspēdē An Italian-American dish consisting of marinated pieces of meat cooked on a skewer and typically served in a roll. Example sentencesExamples I first had spiedies at my friend's dad's tailgate party in Southbend at a Michigan v. Notre Dame game back in 1992. The underground concourse at the Capitol complex will feature art displays, performances, and food from around the state, including chicken wings from Buffalo; spiedies from Binghamton; and cheesecake from Brooklyn. Grip the meat with the bread and pull the skewer out, and devour a deliciously spicy and juicy spiedie. Silvestri, who asserts that his spiedie sauce of mint, garlic, carrots and peppers is still the best, uses pork shoulder marinated three days for his spiedies. Try the spiedies (an upstate New York variation of shish kebab). Origin 1940s: probably from Italian spiedi, plural of spiedo ‘spit, skewer’, probably from Middle French espiet ‘spear’, of Germanic origin.
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