blood pudding

noun

South Midland and Southern U.S.

1. blood sausage.

blood pudding

noun

1. another name for black pudding

Word History and Origins

Origin of blood pudding¹

First recorded in 1575–85

Example Sentences

“Mostly blood. Some people call it blood pudding.”

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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.

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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.

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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”.

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

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