Definition of puchero in English:

puchero

(also puchera)

noun pʊˈtʃɛːrəʊ

A Latin American or Spanish stew or thick soup typically made with meat and vegetables or pulses.

Origin

Late 18th century (in an earlier sense). In some forms from Spanish puchero from classical Latin pultārius kind of cooking pot (from pult-, puls + -ārius; compare Spanish (plural) puches). In some forms from Spanish puchera, probably alteration (with suffix substitution: compare -era) of puchero; compare caldero and caldera, both ‘cauldron’.

Definition of puchero in US English:

puchero

(also puchera)

nounpʊˈtʃɛːrəʊ

A Latin American or Spanish stew or thick soup typically made with meat and vegetables or pulses.

Origin

Late 18th century (in an earlier sense). In some forms from Spanish puchero from classical Latin pultārius kind of cooking pot (from pult-, puls + -ārius; compare Spanish (plural) puches). In some forms from Spanish puchera, probably alteration (with suffix substitution: compare -era) of puchero; compare caldero and caldera, both ‘cauldron’.

单词	puchero
释义	Definition of puchero in English: puchero (also puchera) noun pʊˈtʃɛːrəʊ A Latin American or Spanish stew or thick soup typically made with meat and vegetables or pulses. Origin Late 18th century (in an earlier sense). In some forms from Spanish puchero from classical Latin pultārius kind of cooking pot (from pult-, puls + -ārius; compare Spanish (plural) puches). In some forms from Spanish puchera, probably alteration (with suffix substitution: compare -era) of puchero; compare caldero and caldera, both ‘cauldron’. Definition of puchero in US English: puchero (also puchera) nounpʊˈtʃɛːrəʊ A Latin American or Spanish stew or thick soup typically made with meat and vegetables or pulses. Origin Late 18th century (in an earlier sense). In some forms from Spanish puchero from classical Latin pultārius kind of cooking pot (from pult-, puls + -ārius; compare Spanish (plural) puches). In some forms from Spanish puchera, probably alteration (with suffix substitution: compare -era) of puchero; compare caldero and caldera, both ‘cauldron’.
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