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UKScouse
/skˈaʊs/
/skˈaʊs/Scouse
[NOUN]1
a type of stew that originated in Liverpool, England, typically made with beef or lamb, vegetables, and potatoes
What is "scouse"?
Scouse is a traditional meat and vegetable stew that originated in Liverpool, England. The dish typically consists of lamb or beef, carrots, potatoes, and onions cooked together in a thick, flavorful broth. It is often served with bread or buttered bread rolls and is a staple dish of the Liverpool region. Scouse is said to have originated in the early 18th century as a staple dish of sailors and was likely influenced by Scandinavian and Irish cuisine. Today, scouse is a popular dish in the Liverpool area and is often associated with the city's working-class culture.
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1. Do you like the Scouse accent?
2. Do you like the Scouse accent?
3. To use a scouse phrase in one of your press conferences.
4. Vikings ate scouse with multi-grain bread, which was another daily staple in their diet.
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