thick milk

American  

noun

1. Hudson Valley and North Midland U.S.. clabber.

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Regionalisms

See clabber.

Example Sentences

An extra thick milk shake with two straws?

From Literature

“They pound them to pieces, and then cast them into boiling water, which, after passing through fine strainers, preserves the most oily part of the liquid" to make a thick milk, "as sweet and rich as fresh cream, an ingredient in most of their cookery, especially hominy and corncakes.”

From Literature

Kazandibi, a thick milk pudding with the consistency of a jiggly crème brûlée, was an outstanding end to the meal.

From New York Times

But many people working in the new developments have become regular customers, preferring Santosh's chai made with thick milk and fresh ginger to the tea bags available in their offices.

From BBC

We were jogging along doing our thirty miles a day, living on old mealies roasted on a bit of tin, and an occasional fowl—Swazie fowl, two to the meal—helped down by bowls of amazi—thick milk, you know.

From Project Gutenberg