noodle
- noun
- /ˈnuːdəl/
- Josh ordered the chicken and noodles, and I had the Swiss steak.
- eat noodles
- egg noodles
- rice noodles
I might put that in my noodles and get those things spicy.
- I might put that in my noodles and get those things spicy.
- It was for a spicy black bean like noodle dish challenge.
- So far we've done the layer of noodle, the marscapone.
- Chicken soup, Tomato soup, Noodle soup, Cheese soup.
Examples
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In a large saucepan, cover the noodles with warm water until they soften.
Academic text (1990) -
I'm gonna have to show you how to make my chicken noodle soup soon then.
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We got some beef noodle soup that looks so good.
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So now I think it's time for the noodles that we made earlier.
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OK, so these have black noodles in them and then this is the sauce.
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I like the egg noodles better than the Italian ones.
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I have got chicken noodles with veg and stuff.
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A couple of minutes later, he was spooning up noodles and ground meat in tomato sauce.
Fiction book (1992) -
We talked about instant noodles, and we ate instant noodles.
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I enjoyed a delicious bowl of noodle soup for dinner.
Synonyms
A flat, thick pasta in wide strips often served with sauce
A long, flat pasta like thin ribbons used in Italian cooking
A thin noodle made from wheat flour and eggs used in soups and main dishes
Compounds
A soup with pieces of chicken, noodles, and vegetables in hot chicken broth
How Thick
Surface Forms
Etymology
Noodle for the food comes from the German word Nudel, which means 'pasta'. Think of a long bit of dough rolled or bent like a 'knot', so noodle came to mean the ribbon-like pasta you cook.