kugel

[ koo-guh l, koo g-uh l ]

/ ˈku gəl, ˈkʊg əl /

a baked casserole resembling a soufflé or pudding.

Origin of kugel

1840–50; < Yiddish kugl; compare Middle High German kugel(e) ball, sphere (German Kugel); perhaps akin to cudgel

kufa, kufic, kufiyah, kufiyeh, kufs disease, kugel, kugelhopf, kuhn, kuhnau, kuia, kuibyshev

Kugel hurried over and in a few minutes returned with a brown leather hand-satchel about 15 inches long.

The Mysterious Murder of Pearl Bryan |Unknown
The calche leaves his house at six o'clock, from the Kugel, auf der Wieden.

Beethoven's Letters 1790-1826 Vol. 2 |Lady Wallace
What do you think for a couple of small potatoes like Kugel & Mishkin?

The Competitive Nephew |Montague Glass
Kugel then identified Jackson as the man who had left the valise in the saloon.

The Mysterious Murder of Pearl Bryan |Unknown

After Kugel's arrival at headquarters Jackson was ordered brought up-stairs and a dramatic scene followed.

The Mysterious Murder of Pearl Bryan |Unknown

kugel

/ (kuːɡəl) /

a young Jewish woman from a wealthy background who is seen as being excessively materialistic

C20 from Yiddish: pudding