pho

[ fuh ]

noun

1. a N Vietnamese soup made of beef or chicken stock with rice noodles and thin slices of beef or chicken.

pho

/ fəʊ /

noun

1. a Vietnamese noodle soup

Word History and Origins

Origin of pho¹

Perhaps from French (pot-au-)feu pot-au-feu

Word History and Origins

Origin of pho¹

C20: from Vietnamese, perhaps from French feu fire

Example Sentences

Her readers know which bones to simmer for pho broth, and for how long.

From Eater

In the Detroit area, where I live, the buzz lately has been about pop-ups — traveling food vendors offering everything from tacos and dumplings to pho and pastries.

From Washington Post

For restaurants like Noodles Pho Me and B&H Dairy, which avoid being swept up in the first wave of closures, 2021 will bring more challenges.

From Eater

Now, pho joints and Korean restaurants vie with In-N-Out Burger and Jewish delis.

From The Daily Beast

I always seem to be in the mood for Pho Bang no matter what time it is.

From The Daily Beast

Restaurant Pho is all the rage right now, so if you find yourself in NYC make sure this spot is on your radar.

From The Daily Beast

Eight years later I still find myself craving the crispy Vietnamese lettuce rolls with special house-made chili sauce and the pho.

From The Daily Beast

For some scenes a pho-tog-ra-pher's screens were used for a back-ground.

From Project Gutenberg

It had arisen because the Pho´cians had taken possession of lands that were left waste in honor of the god Apollo.

From Project Gutenberg

At the end, Pho'cyas dies, and Eudocia retires into a nunnery.

From Project Gutenberg

Enter moung pho mhin and u. rai gyan thoo, accompanied by the Court Physicians and Astrologers.

From Project Gutenberg

I could like to please you,' says Fatima, 'but I am sadly afraid;' 'Pho!'

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