menudo
- noun
- /məˈnuːdoʊ/
- US
- The menudo is the thing to order; this spicy tripe soup is a legendary cure for a hangover.
- bowl of menudo
- menudo (tripe)
Examples
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But the tripe soup I know best is our very own menudo—extremely popular in the American Southwest, in Central America, and in Mexico.
Blog text (18) -
With great ceremony, he treated them to menudo and gorditas washed down with as much Coca-Cola as they could drink.
Fiction book (1990) -
Hey, you guys gotta try this menudo.
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I was thinking Mexico because the thing that I'm feeling is most closely related to is like that menudo that we had that one time.
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Sunday morning menudo breakfast at El Charro in Johnson City, Texas.
Blog text (18) -
I balanced my plate on my knees as I scarfed down a bowl of menudo.
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"We have enchiladas, mole, menudo, and turkey with red chile."
Synonyms
A hot dish of liquid with meat, vegetables, or noodles
How Spicy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Menudo for the Mexican soup comes from the Spanish word menudo, which traces back to the Latin minutus meaning 'small', because the dish is made of small pieces of tripe and other bits. That's why the food is called menudo.