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Definition of kielbasa in English: kielbasanoun kiːlˈbasəkilˈbäsə mass nounA type of highly seasoned Polish sausage, typically containing garlic. Example sentencesExamples - In a roped-off corner of a San Diego street fair, with the odor of kielbasa and fried onions blooming in the warm mid-September air, about 80 girls sprawl like an occupying army.
- Later as night falls we light the candles and have a pleasant dinner of pita bread, kielbasa, cheese and a salad, which is more than welcome given the high temperature and humidity.
- Light-footed waitresses pace the linoleum floor slinging babka French toast and eggs with kielbasa, and - mostly - plates of pierogi to a mixed crowd of chatty locals and interlopers.
- The remains of my second helping of kielbasa and potato salad sat before me.
- We enjoyed every bit of their piggy-ness and now we are reaping the rewards with a freezer full of the very best ham, bacon, sausage, and kielbasa in the world!
Origin Polish, literally 'sausage'. Definition of kielbasa in US English: kielbasanounkilˈbäsə A type of highly seasoned Polish sausage, typically containing garlic. Example sentencesExamples - We enjoyed every bit of their piggy-ness and now we are reaping the rewards with a freezer full of the very best ham, bacon, sausage, and kielbasa in the world!
- Later as night falls we light the candles and have a pleasant dinner of pita bread, kielbasa, cheese and a salad, which is more than welcome given the high temperature and humidity.
- In a roped-off corner of a San Diego street fair, with the odor of kielbasa and fried onions blooming in the warm mid-September air, about 80 girls sprawl like an occupying army.
- Light-footed waitresses pace the linoleum floor slinging babka French toast and eggs with kielbasa, and - mostly - plates of pierogi to a mixed crowd of chatty locals and interlopers.
- The remains of my second helping of kielbasa and potato salad sat before me.
Origin Polish, literally ‘sausage’. |