ramen
[rah-muh n]
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noun Japanese Cookery.
a bowl of clear soup containing noodles, vegetables, and often bits of meat.
Origin of ramen
< Japanese rāmen < Chinese lāmiàn literally, pull noodle
Also called larmen.
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Contemporary Examples of ramen
Chances are, wherever there are hungry college students, a ramen joint will follow.
Quite unusually for a ramen restaurant, Totto is open for lunch (a typical ramen broth slow cooks for up to 12 hours).
Ippudo, East Village, Midtown West No NYC ramen roundup would be complete without an Ippudo shout-out.
The ramen burger is the brainchild of Keizo Shimamoto, a 35-year-old ramen blogger turned ramen chef.
Only 150 ramen burgers were made available to the public at a price of $8 apiece.
Historical Examples of ramen
The Queen frustrates our plans by her blind confidence in Mrs. Ramen.
Some Noble SistersEdmund Lee
In military sciences and history, it would be said that Lee has ramen tambour battant Meade under the defences of Washington.
Diary from November 12, 1862, to October 18, 1863Adam Gurowski
ramen
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Word Origin for ramen
Japanese, from Chinese la to pull + mian noodles
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