to stuff (meat, vegetables, etc.) with a mixture of seasoned ingredients, to fill (a pastry, such as profiteroles) with cream, custard, etc.

farce out, farce up, farce around

Formal and Informal Expressions of farcer

In different contexts, you can replace 'farcer' with suitable alternatives. In a more formal setting, 'stuff, fill' is apt. In informal speech or writing, 'pack' is a commonplace synonym.

farcer: Explore its Definition & Usage

farcer Definition

1to stuff (meat, vegetables, etc.) with a mixture of seasoned ingredients
2to fill (a pastry, such as profiteroles) with cream, custard, etc.

Using farcer: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "farcer" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

Example
The turkey was farced with a mixture of herbs and breadcrumbs.
Example
She farced the profiteroles with vanilla cream.
Example
The chef farced the chicken with mushrooms and onions.

farcer Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for farcer

Phrases with farcer

farce out
to stuff or fill something completely
Example
He farced out the turkey with a lot of stuffing.
farce up
to invent or concoct a story or explanation
Example
He farced up a story about why he was late for work.
farce around
to waste time or fool around
Example
Stop farcing around and get to work!

Origins of farcer

from Old French 'farcir', meaning 'to stuff'

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Summary: farcer in Brief

The verb 'farcer' [fɑːsə(r)] means to stuff meat, vegetables, or pastries with a seasoned mixture. It is often used in cooking, as in 'The chef farced the chicken with mushrooms and onions.' The phrase 'farce out' means to stuff something completely, while 'farce up' means to invent a story or explanation.