Pronunciation: /klaʊd ɛɡ/
noun a type of egg dish where the egg whites are whipped before being baked, giving them a fluffy and cloud-like appearance
A1 I like to make cloud eggs for breakfast.
A2 She learned how to cook cloud eggs from a recipe online.
B1 Cloud eggs are a popular brunch dish that is easy to make.
B2 The chef demonstrated a creative way to serve cloud eggs at the cooking class.
C1 The presentation of the cloud egg dish was exquisite, with a perfect fluffy texture.
C2 The restaurant's signature dish is the cloud egg souffle, which is a culinary masterpiece.
formal The chef prepared a delicate cloud egg for the breakfast service.
informal I tried making a cloud egg for brunch and it turned out surprisingly well.
slang Have you ever tasted a cloud egg? It's like eating a fluffy piece of heaven!
figurative Her dreams were like a cloud egg, light and airy but fleeting.
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