soup du jour
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of soup du jour
First recorded in 1940–45, soup du jour is from French soupe du jour “soup of the day”
Example Sentences
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“Is the soup du jour made with fresh or dried jour?”
From Washington Post
“Ask what yesterday's soup du jour was before today's special,” he said.
From Time
I asked to have the soup du jour instead, and checked the menu.
From Washington Post
“This week, the soup du jour is Coumadin errors . . . then next week, it’s insulin errors.”
From Washington Post
Those refueling at midday will find big salads, hearty sandwiches and soup du jour.
From Seattle Times
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