burgoo
- noun
- /bɜrˈɡu/
- US
- Every summer, the town hosts a traditional burgoo that brings the community together.
Examples
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We enjoyed homemade stew and music at the annual burgoo last Saturday.
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The church organized a burgoo to raise funds for local charities.
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We had a delicious burgoo at the festival.
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Is there any burgoo left for dinner?
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Every summer, the town hosts a traditional burgoo where residents gather to enjoy a hearty meal.
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The church organized a community burgoo event, serving a thick stew to raise funds for local charities.
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We savored rich flavors and lively music at the annual burgoo festival last weekend.
Synonyms
A social meal where people cook and eat grilled meat, often beef
How Social
Surface Forms
Etymology
Burgoo also came to mean the social event where that stew is cooked and shared, especially in southern communities. That's why a burgoo can mean both the food itself and the community meal where people gather to eat it.