gombo

American  

[guhm-boh] / ˈgʌm boʊ /

noun

plural

gombos

1. gumbo.

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Example Sentences

During a visit to The Times test kitchen visit, Corbin created and shared the recipe for Vegan California Gombo from the menu at Alta Adams, his restaurant in the West Adams neighborhood.

From Los Angeles Times

During his kitchen visit, Corbin created and shared the recipe for Vegan California Gombo from the menu at Alta Adams, the restaurant he now co-owns in the West Adams neighborhood.

From Los Angeles Times

The book’s most compelling character is not Lecorgne but New Orleans itself, culturally and racially layered by multiple colonizations and the slave trade, where before the Civil War one could hear in the streets Spanish, English, French, a modified French called Gombo and several West African languages.

From Washington Post

Two other defendants, Irwanus Uropmabin and Ferry Gombo, who were university students in Jayapura, were sentenced to 10 months in jail.

From Seattle Times

As Gombo told us, until 1960 the Tsaatan in Mongolia were people without a state, unrecognized by the government as legal residents.

From Salon