Meaning of 'scampi' in Sundanese is: scampi

scampi: scampi

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Noun(1) large shrimp sauteed in oil or butter and garlic

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(1) There are new items like shrimp scampi and moussaka, veal marsala and chicken spinacoli.(2) She made little bread balls with chopped scampi , parsley, lemon, garlic, pepper, breadcrumbs and beaten egg white and threw them in, too.(3) peel the scampi(4) Vicky went for scampi cooked in a golden cream sauce and was pleased with the nicely tender prawns.(5) When Stu00d4u00f6u00a3u252cu00abphan (one door to the right) prepares scampi in coconut milk, he will prepare a plate for you and hand it over through your respective kitchen windows, a.k.a. the service hatch.(6) Never get married in an un-airconditioned establishment that hands out promotional shrimp scampi at the door!(7) Does the shrimp scampi sound like a good appetizer?(8) There wasn't a fish shop for miles, although the local supermarket was full of breaded plaice and battered scampi .(9) There was steak or scampi or half a chicken, and sweet white wine for my grandmother.(10) The scampi served was wholetail scampi , which is large and succulent.(11) And it is this strength that Manhattan has drawn on, offering burgers, steak baguettes, scampi , ribs and a handful of other meat-lead meals.(12) For u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu25515.50 there was a choice of cod or haddock, with scampi u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu25511 extra.(13) In fact, 20-30 years ago unscrupulous restaurateurs in Spanish resorts would pass it off as lobster or scampi to unsuspecting tourists.(14) He himself had been wondering what was going on between Ms. Spectra and his manager and hadn't he had other items in his schedule he would have loved to gab about Faith and Ms. Spectra over some fresh shrimp scampi .(15) scampi and chips(16) This reflects the fact that Italians in the Adriatic had for long appreciated it, and had many recipes for scampi cooked in this or that way, which became familiar to tourists.