chowder

UK
/ˈtʃaʊdə/
US
/ˈtʃaʊdər/

Translations

chowdernoun
chowders
pl
I had a bowl of clam chowder for lunch.
Я съел тарелку супа из моллюсков на обед.
The seafood chowder was the best dish on the menu.
Морская похлебка была лучшим блюдом в меню.
Additional translations
густой суп
chowderverb
chowdered
Past Simple
chowdered
Past Participle
chowdering
Gerund
Synonyms
prepare (as a chowder)
make into chowder
chowderadjective
more chowder
Comp.
most chowder
Super.
UK
/ˈtʃaʊdə/
US
/ˈtʃaʊdər/
Used attributively to describe dishes, events, or items that relate to or contain chowder.

Definitions

chowdernoun
A thick soup or stew made with milk or cream, often containing seafood, potatoes, and onions.
The clam chowder at the seaside restaurant was rich and creamy, filled with tender clams and diced potatoes.
Any variety of thick soup or stew, especially one made with seafood or vegetables, typically seasoned and often milk-based.
Corn chowder is a hearty vegetarian alternative to the traditional clam version.
chowderverb
To make (a food, especially seafood or vegetables) into chowder.
She chowdered the leftover fish with potatoes and cream for dinner.
To prepare or cook chowder.
The campers were chowdering over the fire when the storm rolled in.
chowderadjective
Pertaining to, prepared with, or served as chowder.
The festival featured a chowder cook-off that drew chefs from across the region.