sopa
- noun
- /ˈsoʊpə/
- Her mind has been all stirred up like a sopa seca.
- sopa de guia
Look, I can I can make you some bomb ass sopa Maru Chan.
- Look, I can I can make you some bomb ass sopa Maru Chan.
Examples
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Reyna is buying ingredients for sopa in the Teotitlan Market.
Blog text (31) -
Reyna is buying ingredients for sopa in the Teotitlan Market.
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Hauled out a pot to make sopa.
Fiction book (1996) -
The scrubbings and the washings And the noses with the drippings And the sopas always boiling
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The pasilla-charged sopa de tortilla is a steamy, spicy winter hit.
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While we slurped delicious sopa in the company of our stunning companions, a bull would occasionally stick his head in the doorway.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sopa comes from Spanish and earlier from the Latin word suppa, which meant 'bread soaked in broth'. A helpful way to remember it is that meals with soaked bread were called 'sopa', so today sopa simply means 'soup'.