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tuna fish salad

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun tuna fish salad has 1 sense
  1. tuna fish salad, tuna salad - salad composed primarily of chopped canned tuna fish
    --1 is a kind of salad

Definitions from the Web

Tuna Fish Salad

Description:

Tuna Fish Salad refers to a delicious dish made from canned tuna fish combined with various ingredients to create a flavorful salad. Common ingredients used in tuna fish salad include mayonnaise, celery, onions, pickles, and seasonings. It is a popular choice for sandwiches, wraps, or a refreshing topping for salads.

Sample Sentences:

As a Noun (Food):

  1. I ordered a tuna fish salad sandwich for lunch.
  2. The tuna fish salad was perfectly seasoned.
  3. She garnished the tuna fish salad with fresh dill and lemon juice.

As a Noun (Dish):

  1. We decided to make tuna fish salad for dinner.
  2. The local deli offers a delicious tuna fish salad on their menu.
  3. She prepares a unique tuna fish salad with added cranberries.

As an Adjective (Popular):

  1. Tuna fish salad is a popular choice among seafood enthusiasts.
  2. The lunch special today is a popular tuna fish salad wrap.
  3. She enjoys experimenting with popular variations of tuna fish salad.

As an Adjective (Local):

  1. You must try the local specialty of grilled tuna fish salad.
  2. Every region has its own twist on the local tuna fish salad recipe.
  3. The restaurant is known for its fantastic local tuna fish salad.

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