Noun:

கம்போ,

gumbo's Usage Examples:

They are in every form from the rare to the common-glass pot clay, ball clays, kaolins, flint fireclays, plastic fireclays, stone-ware clays, paving-brick shales, building-brick and gumbo clays.

The gumbo with steamed mussels and vegetables is popular, as is the spicy tuna tartare.

Cajun food is famous for one-pot meals such as Jambalaya, gumbos, and etouffes.

The larger valleys of the Black Hills district contain fertile alluvial deposits washed from the neighbouring highlands, but in the plains adjoining these mountains the soils consist of a stiff gumbo suitable only for pasture land.

The okra serves as a thickener so you don't need to add roux to this gumbo.

Similar to Cajun style shrimp gumbo, one recipe may be loaded with shrimp and seafood while another has chicken and rabbit.

Ettoufee, gumbo, seafood, barbeque, Creole dishes, cobblers, and pies are popular treats.

The okra serves as a thickener so you do n't need to add roux to this gumbo.

In various parts of the west are small tracts of so-called gumbo " soil; they are due to the Pierre shale, are poorly drained and characteristically alkaline.

The series is likened to that of a saucy gumbo, spicy with a definite kick.

In the meantime, revel in the glory of gumbo with andouille sausage, chicken and shrimp, served over mounds of white fluffy rice.

The menu is simple and to the point and serves up easily recognizable items like gumbo, oyster stew, crab claws and fried calamari.

Twitch, one half of the legendary Dynamic DJ Duo that is Optimo, took the parts and made a mean gumbo.

Synonyms:

soup,

Antonyms:

cleanness, improved,