soup
/sup/
noun
- A liquid food made by boiling meat, vegetables, or other ingredients in water or stock.
- The restaurant serves a different soup every day.
- She made a delicious tomato soup from scratch.
- I had a bowl of hot chicken soup for lunch.
- A thick, creamy liquid mixture, often used in cooking or as a base for other dishes.
- He added a splash of cream to the vegetable soup.
- This creamy mushroom soup is perfect for a cold evening.
- The chef prepared a rich lobster bisque soup.
- Something that is thick, messy, or difficult to see through, like fog or a dense mixture.
- The air was a thick soup of smoke and dust.
- The traffic was a soupy mess after the storm.
- The fog was so thick it felt like pea soup.
verb
- To increase the power or performance of something, especially an engine or vehicle.
- He souped up his old car with a new engine.
- They souped the motorcycle to make it faster.
- She souped up the computer by adding more memory.