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stiff porridge

stiff porridge noun: a porridge made with a greater proportion of meal or flour so as to achieve a thicker consistency, similar to dough (common in many African cuisines).

Noun

stiff porridge (usually uncountable, plural stiff porridges)

  1. (usually) A porridge made with a greater proportion of meal or flour so as to achieve a thicker consistency, similar to dough (common in many African cuisines).
    Synonyms:
    stywe pap

Synonyms of stiff porridge

Forms of stiff porridge

pluralstiff porridges

Questions about stiff porridge

What does stiff porridge mean?
Stiff porridge means a porridge made with a greater proportion of meal or flour so as to achieve a thicker consistency, similar to dough (common in many African cuisines).
What part of speech is stiff porridge?
Stiff porridge is a noun.
What is the plural of stiff porridge?
The plural of stiff porridge is stiff porridges.

Words near stiff porridge in the dictionary

  1. stiff neck
  2. stiff necks
  3. stiff peak
  4. stiff peaks
  5. stiff person syndrome
  6. stiff porridge
  7. stiff porridges
  8. stiff shit
  9. stiff sickness
  10. stiff skin syndrome
  11. Stiff Street

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