omelette
Pluralomelettes
Verbomelettes, omeletting, omeletted
Pluralomelettes
Formsomelettes, omeletting, omeletted
- 1A food made from beaten eggs cooked flat in a pan, often folded around cheese or other fillings.
Like a pancake, but made from eggs instead of batter.
He made a quick omelette with eggs and cheese for breakfast.
The chef folded the omelette neatly onto the plate.
- 2To beat eggs and cook them into a flat egg dish.
We can omelette these eggs for a fast breakfast.
He likes to omelette the eggs with cheese.
- 3A kind of attack code that finds small bits of data in memory and joins them into one block to run.
Like gathering scattered puzzle pieces and putting them together to make one picture.
The attacker used an omelette to pull the scattered code together.
An omelette can rebuild a payload that was split into tiny pieces.
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Origin
It comes from the French word "omelette." English first used it in 1611.