Definition of chitlins in US English:

chitlins

plural nounˈCHitlinzˈtʃɪtlɪnz

informal

Chitterlings.
Example sentencesExamples
- There's more pressure in this place than a pot when you're boiling some chitlins.
- Chitlins - pig intestines actually - were a staple of the slave diet, but with inventive recipes galore they are now something of a soul food delicacy.
- The small intestines were soaked in water for a day, parboiled, then fried in batter to make a popular dish called chitterlings, or "chitlins."
- If scientists started saying that chitlins prevented most cancers when eaten at least twice weekly, would you eat it?
- All that's left is a promise of corn bread and chitlins to top off the stereotype.
- In later years, this diet - which grew to include pigs' feet, chitlins (hog intestines), collard greens (a vegetable), and ham hocks - became known as "soul food."
- We have German bratwurst and beer, we have Scandinavian lefse (a potato-based soft, flat bread) and lutefisk, we have greens and chitlins.

Origin

A dialect form of chitterlings (a food stereotypically associated with black people and poor southerners).

Definition of chitlins in US English:

chitlins

plural nounˈCHitlinzˈtʃɪtlɪnz

US informal

Chitterlings.
Example sentencesExamples
- We have German bratwurst and beer, we have Scandinavian lefse (a potato-based soft, flat bread) and lutefisk, we have greens and chitlins.
- If scientists started saying that chitlins prevented most cancers when eaten at least twice weekly, would you eat it?
- Chitlins - pig intestines actually - were a staple of the slave diet, but with inventive recipes galore they are now something of a soul food delicacy.
- In later years, this diet - which grew to include pigs' feet, chitlins (hog intestines), collard greens (a vegetable), and ham hocks - became known as "soul food."
- All that's left is a promise of corn bread and chitlins to top off the stereotype.
- The small intestines were soaked in water for a day, parboiled, then fried in batter to make a popular dish called chitterlings, or "chitlins."
- There's more pressure in this place than a pot when you're boiling some chitlins.

Origin

A dialect form of chitterlings (a food stereotypically associated with black people and poor people living in the southern states of the US).

词汇	chitlins
释义	Definition of chitlins in US English: chitlins plural nounˈCHitlinzˈtʃɪtlɪnz informal Chitterlings. Example sentencesExamples There's more pressure in this place than a pot when you're boiling some chitlins. Chitlins - pig intestines actually - were a staple of the slave diet, but with inventive recipes galore they are now something of a soul food delicacy. The small intestines were soaked in water for a day, parboiled, then fried in batter to make a popular dish called chitterlings, or "chitlins." If scientists started saying that chitlins prevented most cancers when eaten at least twice weekly, would you eat it? All that's left is a promise of corn bread and chitlins to top off the stereotype. In later years, this diet - which grew to include pigs' feet, chitlins (hog intestines), collard greens (a vegetable), and ham hocks - became known as "soul food." We have German bratwurst and beer, we have Scandinavian lefse (a potato-based soft, flat bread) and lutefisk, we have greens and chitlins. Origin A dialect form of chitterlings (a food stereotypically associated with black people and poor southerners). Definition of chitlins in US English: chitlins plural nounˈCHitlinzˈtʃɪtlɪnz US informal Chitterlings. Example sentencesExamples We have German bratwurst and beer, we have Scandinavian lefse (a potato-based soft, flat bread) and lutefisk, we have greens and chitlins. If scientists started saying that chitlins prevented most cancers when eaten at least twice weekly, would you eat it? Chitlins - pig intestines actually - were a staple of the slave diet, but with inventive recipes galore they are now something of a soul food delicacy. In later years, this diet - which grew to include pigs' feet, chitlins (hog intestines), collard greens (a vegetable), and ham hocks - became known as "soul food." All that's left is a promise of corn bread and chitlins to top off the stereotype. The small intestines were soaked in water for a day, parboiled, then fried in batter to make a popular dish called chitterlings, or "chitlins." There's more pressure in this place than a pot when you're boiling some chitlins. Origin A dialect form of chitterlings (a food stereotypically associated with black people and poor people living in the southern states of the US).
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