goulash

/ˈɡuːlɑːʃ/
noun
  1. A thick, spicy stew made with meat, vegetables, and paprika, originally from Hungary.
    • My grandmother makes a hearty goulash with beef, potatoes, and bell peppers.
    • On cold winter nights, nothing warms you up like a steaming pot of goulash.
    • We ordered bowls of goulash at the Hungarian restaurant and ate them with crusty bread.
  2. A mixture or jumble of different things.
    • His playlist was a goulash of classical music, hip-hop, and folk songs.
    • The report was a goulash of facts, opinions, and random statistics.
    • The movie felt like a goulash of several different genres all thrown together.
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