
adj.
- Prepared for a given day: The soup du jour is cream of potato.
- Most recent; current: the trend du jour.
[French : du, of the + jour, day.]
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[French : du, of the + jour, day.]
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du jour |
[doo-ZHEUR] French for "of the day," referring culinarily to a menu item made especially for that day, as in "soup du jour". The Italian form is del giorno.
| soup du jour | |
| del giorno (culinary) | |
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