bosintang
bosintang noun: a soup from Korea, the main ingredient of which is dog meat.
Noun
bosintang (uncountable)
- A soup from Korea, the main ingredient of which is dog meat
- The South Koreans we met on our trip sure seemed to love their local bosintang restaurants.
- Perhaps John Feffer put it best when he identified the “greatest enemy” of bosintang to be not Brigitte Bardot but Colonel Sanders.2013, Robert Ji-Song Ku, Dubious Gastronomy, page 143
Forms of bosintang
| alternative form | boshintang |
|---|---|
| alternative form | poshintang |
| alternative form | posintang |
Origin of bosintang
Borrowed from Korean 보신탕(補身湯) (bosintang, “bosintang”).
Questions about bosintang
- What does bosintang mean?
- Bosintang means a soup from Korea, the main ingredient of which is dog meat.
- What part of speech is bosintang?
- Bosintang is a noun.
Words near bosintang in the dictionary
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