bhindi masala
noun
bhin·di masala ˈbin-dē- 
: an Indian dish of okra cooked with spices and often other vegetables (such as onions or tomatoes)
David helped himself to the food first, heaping rice and bhindi masala onto his plate, and began to eat.
Irina Reyn, What happened to Anna K.: A Novel, 2009
Irina Reyn, What happened to Anna K.: A Novel, 2009
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from Hindi bhiṇḍī masālā, literally, "okra with spices"
First Known Use
1983, in the meaning defined above
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