chowder
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Noun — A thick, creamy soup usually containing seafood or vegetables and potatoes.
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Etymology
Probably from French chaudière ("cooking pot"), from Late Latin caldaria, related to the same root as "cauldron."
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What does “chowder” mean?
The word “chowder” means a thick, creamy soup usually containing seafood or vegetables and potatoes. In plain terms, a thick, hearty soup, classically made with clams or fish, milk, and potatoes.
How do you pronounce “chowder”?
“Chowder” is pronounced CHOWD (/ˈt͡ʃaʊdɚ/ in IPA).
How do you use “chowder” in a sentence?
Here is “chowder” used in a sentence: “We ordered clam chowder in a bread bowl.”
What part of speech is “chowder”?
“Chowder” is a noun.
Where does the word “chowder” come from?
The word “chowder” comes from Late Latin. Probably from French chaudière ("cooking pot"), from Late Latin caldaria, related to the same root as "cauldron.".