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tsukemen

/ˈ(t)sukeɪˌmɛn/

tsukemen noun: a Japanese dish consisting of cold ramen noodles served along with a hot broth for dipping in a separate bowl.

Noun

tsukemen (uncountable)

  1. A Japanese dish consisting of cold ramen noodles served along with a hot broth for dipping in a separate bowl.

Origin of tsukemen

Borrowed from Japanese 付(つ)け麺(めん) (tsukemen, “dipping noodles”).

Questions about tsukemen

What does tsukemen mean?
Tsukemen means a Japanese dish consisting of cold ramen noodles served along with a hot broth for dipping in a separate bowl.
What part of speech is tsukemen?
Tsukemen is a noun.
How do you pronounce tsukemen?
Tsukemen is pronounced /ˈ(t)sukeɪˌmɛn/.

Words near tsukemen in the dictionary

  1. Tsukahara
  2. tsukaminage
  3. Tsukamoto
  4. Tsukamotos
  5. tsukebito
  6. tsukemen
  7. tsukemono
  8. tsuki-oshi
  9. tsukidashi
  10. tsukihiza
  11. Tsukiko

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