gumbo
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noun
- okra (senses & )
- a soup thickened with unripe okra pods, usually made with tomatoes, vegetables, and chicken, ham, or seafood
- a fine, silty soil of the Western prairies, which becomes sticky and nonporous when wet
- a French-based Creole (sense ) spoken in Louisiana
See gumbo in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(gŭmˈbō)
noun pl. gum·bos - Chiefly Southern U.S. See okra. See Regional Note at goober.
- A soup or stew thickened with okra pods. Also called okra.
- Chiefly Mississippi Valley & Western U.S. A fine silty soil, common in the southern and western United States, that forms an unusually sticky mud when wet.
- Gumbo A French patois spoken by some Black people and Creoles in Louisiana and the French West Indies.
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