coleslaw
[ kohl-slaw ]
/ ˈkoʊlˌslɔ /
noun
a salad of finely sliced or chopped raw cabbage, usually moistened with a mayonnaise dressing.
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Example sentences from the Web for coleslaw
Fried catfish, French-fried potatoes, hush puppies, coleslaw, all in the center of the table.
On average, each tiny serving of coleslaw or potato salad packs around 300 calories and more than a dozen grams of fat.
There were gallons of potato salad and coleslaw, mountains of rolls, barrels of punch, and enough hot dogs to feed a small army.
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British Dictionary definitions for coleslaw
coleslaw
/ (ˈkəʊlˌslɔː) /
noun
a salad of shredded cabbage, mayonnaise, carrots, onions, etc
Word Origin for coleslaw
C19: from Dutch
koolsla, from
koolsalade, literally: cabbage salad