blood pudding

American  

noun

South Midland and Southern U.S.

1. blood sausage.

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blood pudding British  

noun

1. another name for black pudding

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Etymology

Origin of blood pudding

First recorded in 1575–85

Example Sentences

I go, think about it, when we eat we eat blood sausage, we eat blood pudding, we eat chitterlings, we eat kidney, we eat liver, or we eat fish.

From Salon

Prime Minister Theresa May’s plan to exit the EU went before Parliament yesterday, and like “week-old blood pudding, it did not go down well”, Noah said.

From The Guardian

He described “a young actress with a case of Pac-Man Hand so severe that her index finger looked like a section of blood pudding – yet still she played, and played through her tears of pain”.

From The Guardian

It was nothing like the blood pudding you'll find for breakfast in the UK.

From Salon

The best of all was in Buenos Aires, at a restaurant called La Cabrera, where I gobbled fat little blood puddings, tender grilled sweetbreads and kidneys cooked with garlic and parsley.

From Washington Post