Definition of soupy

soupyadjective

Súp

/ˈsuːpi//ˈsuːpi/

The word "soupy" originates from the word "soup," which itself has a fascinating history. "Soup" traces back to the Old French word "soupe," meaning "soaked bread" or "bread soaked in broth." This points to the early practice of soaking bread in broth or water, creating a simple, nourishing meal. Over time, "soup" evolved to encompass a broader range of liquid dishes, and "soupy" came to describe anything having the consistency of soup, whether it was food, weather, or even a metaphorical situation.

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similar to soup

tương tự như súp

Example:
  • a soupy stew

    món súp hầm

warm, wet and unpleasant

ấm áp, ẩm ướt và khó chịu

emotional in a way that is exaggerated and embarrassing

cảm xúc một cách cường điệu và đáng xấu hổ

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