In medieval cookery: a dish composed of grated or pounded ingredients; spec. a spiced sauce made of dried fruit boiled in wine; (also) a dish served…

In ancient cookery, a name including various forms of mince or hotch-potch.

Cookery. = hotchpot, n. 1, hodge-podge, n. 1.

Cookery. = compote, n. Obsolete. A stew of various ingredients.

In Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries: an earthenware jar or pot used for cooking; a stew of meat and vegetables cooked in such a pot. Cf…

A highly spiced stew of Spanish and Portuguese origin, made from various kinds of meat and vegetables; = olio, n. 1.

A dish made by hashing up odds and ends of food; a hodge-podge, a ragout. rare exc. dialect.

A dish made from different kinds of meat cooked together in a stew; a hotchpotch. Obsolete.

A dish made of a mixture of various kinds of meat, vegetables, etc., stewed together; a haricot; esp. in Scottish = hotchpotch, n. 2.

A spiced meat and vegetable stew of Spanish and Portuguese origin. Hence: any dish containing a great variety of ingredients. Occasionally attributive…

A highly spiced stew of Spanish and Portuguese origin, made from various kinds of meat and vegetables; = olla podrida, n. 1.

Cookery. A dish composed of chopped meat, anchovies, eggs, onions with oil and condiments.

A rich stew or soup of Spanish origin; = olio, n. 1.

= salmagundi, n.

n. A mixture or medley of any sort; e.g. mixed pickles or preserves. Also, food of any kind. India and China.

Any of various cooked dishes containing a mixture of various ingredients; a stew, a hotchpotch; (Scottish) spec. sheep's head broth. Also figurative.

colloquial and regional. Something (esp. food) made up from odds and ends.

a dish made up of scraps of food; a hash.

Cookery. A dish composed of hastily-mixed ingredients; an informal meal of such dishes. Cf. scrambling, adj. 1.

Also more fully mulligan stew. A stew made from odds and ends of food. Also figurative: a mixture, jumble, hotchpotch.

(a) a stew, esp. one made from scraps; (b) figurative a state of confusion or disorder.

Pidgin-English and slang. Food, or a meal, of any kind. Also spec. = chow-chow, n. adj.1. Also attributive.

In Ugandan cookery: a dish usually eaten for breakfast, typically consisting of matoke (matoke, n.) and sometimes cassava boiled in a pot with…

As postmodifier: designating a dish combining ingredients of different colours. Also as n.: such a dish.