English to Maori Meaning of rarebit - rarebit

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Definitions of rarebit in English
Noun(1) cheese melted with ale or beer served over toast
Examples of rarebit in English
(1) Here, they are matched with a smoked haddock rarebit for an ultra-tasty dish.(2) Meanwhile, to make the rarebit , very gently melt the cheese with the milk and stout in a heavy-based pan.(3) Make sure you try the smoked haddock rarebit with creamed leeks and smoked bacon.(4) Unfortunately, there are thousands of recipes for rarebit .(5) If you're preparing Welsh rarebit , for example, use a strong-tasting, mature cheese rather than a mild variety.
Related Phrases of rarebit
(1) rarebit ::
rarebit
(2) bit ::
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(3) rare ::
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rarebit, rarebits
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