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open-faced
[ oh-puhn-feyst ]
adjective
- having a frank or ingenuous face.
- Also p-ڲ. designating an open sandwich.
- (of a watch) having the dial covered only by the crystal.
open-faced
adjective
- having an ingenuous expression
- (of a watch) having no lid or cover other than the glass
Word History and Origins
Origin of open-faced1
Example Sentences
Like background music behind the compilation of a lifetime of spring trips, boat days, and springtime weeks at home with my flower-babies, some planted and nursed from infancy, Banana Cake tastes of easy times, of breakfast casseroles, boiled shrimp and toasted, open-faced pimento cheese and cucumber sandwiches.
And when Khalid gets a taste of the country’s open-faced cheese toasties known as prinzesi, he’s inspired to open a makeshift cafe with Ina, adding to the menu his matcha-making skills as an émigré from “gentrified Brooklyn.”
He finds his footing, makes friends with locals and starts slinging open-faced grilled cheeses and matcha teas out of a makeshift cafe.
you need for this open-faced spiral omelet is the perfect nonstick, stainless steel pan, which I just received from HexClad.
you need for this open-faced spiral omelet is the perfect Teflon-coated, stainless steel pan, which I just received from HexClad.
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