shottsuru

[ shawt-tsoo-roo ]

/ ʃɔtˈtsu ru /

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noun

a fish sauce used in Japanese cuisine.

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Origin of shottsuru

First recorded in 1970–75; from Japanese; literally, “fish sauce”

Words nearby shottsuru

shott, shotten, shotting, shot to hell, shot tower, shottsuru, shot up, Shotwell, should, shoulder, shoulder bag