soss
- noun
- /sɒs/
- Slang
- Could you pass the soss?
Examples
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She asked for more soss because her meal was a bit dry.
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Do you want some soss with your bacon sandwich?
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He poured extra soss on his chips before eating.
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He loves adding soss to his chips.
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I love adding soss to my fries for extra flavor.
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At the barbecue, everyone enjoyed their burgers with a generous amount of soss.
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You can't have a proper bacon sandwich without some brown soss on top.
Synonyms
A thick, sweet tomato sauce used on food like fries or burgers
A thick tomato sauce that people put on hamburgers and fries
A thick red sauce made from tomatoes and used on foods like fries
Surface Forms
Etymology
Soss comes from the everyday word sauce and is a slang form used in British English; think of it as a softer way to say 'sauce'. A helpful way to remember soss is to imagine the liquid you 'pour' over chips or a bacon sandwich, like ketchup or brown sauce.