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boudin

Loanword

Meaning: A pork-and-rice sausage (Cajun).
Type: Loanword
Used in: Louisiana, Cajun Country

What does “boudin” mean

Pronounced "BOO-dan." Cajun smoked sausage stuffed with seasoned pork and rice. Boudin balls (deep-fried) are an appetizer staple.

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