kare-karen.
/ˈkareɪˌkareɪ/, U.S. /ˈkɛreɪˌkɛreɪ/, /ˈkɑreɪˌkɑreɪ/, Philippine English /ˈkɑˌreɪˌkɑˌreɪ/ In Filipino cookery: a stew of oxtail, tripe, meat, and vegetables, cooked in a thick, peanut-based sauce and coloured with annatto.
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1973 A. J. Aluit Galleon Guide Manila 85 This a good place to sample..kare-kare.
1988 N. Joaquin Culture & Hist. ix. 155 The kare-kare that's one of our top dishes today blends Spanish and Indon elements to produce something..Filipino.
1998 BusinessWorld (Philippines) (Nexis) 24 Apr. 31 Does it give the addresses of Filipino restaurants they can rush to when homesick for..karekare?
2012 Time Out N.Y. 15 Mar. 24/3 A peanutty kare kare is a more traditional nod to the chef's Filipino heritage.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, December 2016; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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n.1973- to click one's heels together
- to click one's tongue
- to click through
- to climb down
- to climb on, hang on to, ride on, etc, a person's coat-tails
- to climb on, hang on to, ride on, etc, a person's coattails
- to climb on, hang on to, ride on, etc, coat-tails
- to climb on, hang on to, ride on, etc, coattails
- to climb on, hang to, ride , etc, a person's coat-tails
- to climb on, hang to, ride , etc, a person's coattails
- to climb on, hang to, ride , etc, coat-tails
- to climb on, hang to, ride , etc, coattails
- to climb on, hang to, ride on, etc, a person's coat-tails
- to climb on, hang to, ride on, etc, a person's coattails
- to climb on, hang to, ride on, etc, coat-tails
- to climb on, hang to, ride on, etc, coattails
- to climb the rigging
- to climb up the wall
- to climb, hop, jump, etc, on the bandwagon
- to clinch a nail
- to cling on by one's fingernails
- to cling on by one's fingertips
- to cling on to something by one's fingernails
- to cling on to something by one's fingertips
- to clink it