sucrier

sugar bowl, sugar

noun adjective soo-kree-EH Rare

Also means

sugar-producing

Usage Note

Sucrier has two uses: as a noun it is the sucrier — the sugar bowl or sugar dispenser on a table — and as an adjective it describes something related to sugar production (industrie sucrière, sugar industry; betterave sucrière, sugar beet). The seed marks it as adjective only, but the noun sense is equally common and useful for learners. The feminine adjectival form is sucrière.

Examples

"Passe-moi le sucrier, s'il te plaît."

Natural Translation

Pass me the sugar bowl, please.

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