Definition of spitchcock in English:

spitchcock

noun ˈspɪtʃkɒkˈspɪtʃˌkɑk

An eel that has been split and grilled or fried.
剖开后烤食（或炸食）的鳗
Example sentencesExamples
- Fresh chef Peter Evans and Getaway host Catriona Rowntree create a Mediterranean-themed menu of Italian mussels, polenta-crusted spitchcock with green olives and Gorgonzola dolce late with truffled honey.
- Until October 1st, the spitchcock exports to Japan recover after stopping two months.
- The main aquatics exportation from the country includes spitchcocks, frozen fish slices, shell-off frozen shrimps, squids, kelps and lavers.

verb ˈspɪtʃkɒkˈspɪtʃˌkɑk

[no object]

Split and grill or fry (an eel or other fish).
Example sentencesExamples
- I spitchcocked it which means I split it up the backbone, flattened it, which involves putting it on a table and hammering it with my fist till it was flat.
- The room of banquet had been re-arranged by the old woman; spitchcocked chickens, fried rashers, and broiled marrow-bones appeared struggling for precedence.

Origin

Late 15th century: of unknown origin; compare with spatchcock.

Definition of spitchcock in US English:

spitchcock

nounˈspɪtʃˌkɑkˈspiCHˌkäk

An eel that has been split and grilled or fried.
剖开后烤食（或炸食）的鳗
Example sentencesExamples
- Until October 1st, the spitchcock exports to Japan recover after stopping two months.
- The main aquatics exportation from the country includes spitchcocks, frozen fish slices, shell-off frozen shrimps, squids, kelps and lavers.
- Fresh chef Peter Evans and Getaway host Catriona Rowntree create a Mediterranean-themed menu of Italian mussels, polenta-crusted spitchcock with green olives and Gorgonzola dolce late with truffled honey.

verbˈspɪtʃˌkɑkˈspiCHˌkäk

[no object]

Split and grill or fry (an eel or other fish).
Example sentencesExamples
- I spitchcocked it which means I split it up the backbone, flattened it, which involves putting it on a table and hammering it with my fist till it was flat.
- The room of banquet had been re-arranged by the old woman; spitchcocked chickens, fried rashers, and broiled marrow-bones appeared struggling for precedence.

Origin

Late 15th century: of unknown origin; compare with spatchcock.

单词	spitchcock
释义	Definition of spitchcock in English: spitchcock noun ˈspɪtʃkɒkˈspɪtʃˌkɑk An eel that has been split and grilled or fried. 剖开后烤食（或炸食）的鳗 Example sentencesExamples Fresh chef Peter Evans and Getaway host Catriona Rowntree create a Mediterranean-themed menu of Italian mussels, polenta-crusted spitchcock with green olives and Gorgonzola dolce late with truffled honey. Until October 1st, the spitchcock exports to Japan recover after stopping two months. The main aquatics exportation from the country includes spitchcocks, frozen fish slices, shell-off frozen shrimps, squids, kelps and lavers. verb ˈspɪtʃkɒkˈspɪtʃˌkɑk [no object] Split and grill or fry (an eel or other fish). Example sentencesExamples I spitchcocked it which means I split it up the backbone, flattened it, which involves putting it on a table and hammering it with my fist till it was flat. The room of banquet had been re-arranged by the old woman; spitchcocked chickens, fried rashers, and broiled marrow-bones appeared struggling for precedence. Origin Late 15th century: of unknown origin; compare with spatchcock. Definition of spitchcock in US English: spitchcock nounˈspɪtʃˌkɑkˈspiCHˌkäk An eel that has been split and grilled or fried. 剖开后烤食（或炸食）的鳗 Example sentencesExamples Until October 1st, the spitchcock exports to Japan recover after stopping two months. The main aquatics exportation from the country includes spitchcocks, frozen fish slices, shell-off frozen shrimps, squids, kelps and lavers. Fresh chef Peter Evans and Getaway host Catriona Rowntree create a Mediterranean-themed menu of Italian mussels, polenta-crusted spitchcock with green olives and Gorgonzola dolce late with truffled honey. verbˈspɪtʃˌkɑkˈspiCHˌkäk [no object] Split and grill or fry (an eel or other fish). Example sentencesExamples I spitchcocked it which means I split it up the backbone, flattened it, which involves putting it on a table and hammering it with my fist till it was flat. The room of banquet had been re-arranged by the old woman; spitchcocked chickens, fried rashers, and broiled marrow-bones appeared struggling for precedence. Origin Late 15th century: of unknown origin; compare with spatchcock.
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