chowder
chowder
Definition
☆ chow·der (c̸ho̵u′dər)
noun
a thick soup made variously, but usually containing onions, potatoes, and salt pork, sometimes corn, tomatoes, or other vegetables, and often, specif., clams or fish and milk
Etymology: Fr chaudière, a pot < LL caldaria: see caldron
chowder
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- try: Try salmon chowder at the famous Fish market - great for the atmosphere as well as the taste!
- have: A convention of baseball has the shrimp entrees chowders.
- serve: If you plan to serve clam chowder it should be made the day before and brought along with the watermelon, the traditional dessert.
Modifies a noun
- soup: I even have clam chowder soup lurking in the kitchen.
Noun used with modifier
- clam: Boston, one of the oldest seaports in America, makes what the locals consider the finest clam chowder in the United States.
- entree: An atomic level are only six to competea decade shrimp entrees chowders.
- seafood: Lovely on its own or with a rich seafood chowder.
- shrimp: An atomic level are only six to competea decade shrimp entrees chowders.
- fish: Also, I like to make a Cod fish chowder almost the same way.
- conch: You may also come across conch chowder - a keys specialty, tiny blue crabs - a Florida delicacy and fresh scallops.
Browse dictionary entries near chowder
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- chosen
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- Chr
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- chrestomathy
- chrism
- chrismatory
- chrisom
- Christ
- Christ's-thorn
