Fillet ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Fillet ( noun )

1. A boneless cut of meat or fish.
2. A ribbon or band worn around the head.
3. A strip of material used to strengthen or decorate a garment or object.

Origin:

From middle english filet, from old french filet, diminutive of fil, from latin filum, thread, yarn.

Examples:

1. I ordered a fillet of salmon for dinner tonight.
2. The dancers wore fillets around their heads to keep their hair in place.
3. The carpenter used a fillet of wood to reinforce the corner of the table.
4. The chef prepared the fillet with a delicious sauce.
5. The fillet of the fish was cooked to perfection.

(As a verb)

Fillet ( verb )

1. A boneless cut of meat or fish.
2. A ribbon or band worn around the head.
3. A strip of material used to strengthen or decorate a garment or object.

Origin:

From middle english filet, from old french filet, diminutive of fil, from latin filum, thread, yarn.

Examples:

1. I ordered a fillet of salmon for dinner tonight.
2. The dancers wore fillets around their heads to keep their hair in place.
3. The carpenter used a fillet of wood to reinforce the corner of the table.
4. The chef prepared the fillet with a delicious sauce.
5. The fillet of the fish was cooked to perfection.