Pronunciation: /ˈtrʌfəl aʊt/
noun a type of edible fungus that grows underground and is highly prized for its flavor
A1 I found a truffle out in the forest.
A2 The chef used a truffle out to garnish the dish.
B1 She bought a truffle out at the specialty food store.
B2 The truffle out added a rich flavor to the pasta dish.
C1 The truffle out was sourced from a local farm known for its quality produce.
C2 The truffle out was carefully shaved over the risotto to enhance its taste.
verb to search for something in a determined or thorough way
A1 I need to truffle out my winter clothes from the closet.
A2 She had to truffle out her passport from the bottom of her bag.
B1 The detective managed to truffle out the truth from the suspect.
B2 After hours of searching, they finally truffled out the missing documents.
C1 The journalist truffled out some confidential information for her article.
C2 The archaeologist truffled out ancient artifacts from the excavation site.
formal The chef carefully shaved the truffle out of its protective layer before adding it to the dish.
informal I had to dig the truffle out of the bag because it was buried under other ingredients.
slang I couldn't wait to truffle out the hidden treasure in the box.
figurative She managed to truffle out the truth from his confusing story.
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