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1. (n.) ketchup
a condiment consisting usu. of puréed tomatoes, onions, vinegar, sugar, and spices.
Etymology: (1705–15; < Malay k&schwa;chap fish sauce)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) catsup, ketchup, cetchup, tomato ketchup
thick spicy sauce made from tomatoes
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1. (noun) ketchup
a thick tomato sauce eaten on meat
a hot dog with ketchup and mustard
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1. (noun) ketchup
a sauce. See Catchup
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Sense: a flavouring sauce made from tomatoes or mushrooms etc.
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 Afrikaans: tamatiesous |
 Arabic: صَلْصَة من البنْدورَه |
 Bulgarian: кетчуп |
 Brazilian: ketchup |
 Czech: kečup |
 German: das Ketchup |
 Danish: ketchup |
 Greek: σάλτσα ντομάτας, κέτσαπ |
 Spanish: salsa de tomate, ketchup |
 Estonian: ketšup |
 Farsi: کچاب؛ سس گوجه |
 Finnish: ketsuppi |
 French: ketchup |
 Hebrew: קֶטשוֹפּ |
 Hindi: टमाटर की चटनी |
 Croatian: pikantni umak od rajčica, |
 Hungarian: ketchup |
 Indonesian: saus tomat |
 Icelandic: tómatsósa |
 Italian: ketchup |
 Japanese: ケチャップ |
 Korean: 케첩 |
 Lithuanian: kečupas |
 Latvian: kečups |
 Malay: sos tomato |
 Dutch: ketchup |
 Norwegian: ketchup |
 Polish: ketchup, sos pomidorowy |
 Persian: رب بادنجان رومى،سس رومى |
 Pashto: د رومى بانجانو رب |
 Portuguese: molho de tomate |
 Romanian: ketchup |
 Russian: кетчуп |
 Slovak: kečup |
 Slovenian: kečap |
 Serbian: kečap |
 Swedish: ketchup, soja |
 Thai: ซอสมะเขือเทศ |
 Turkish: ketçap |
 Taiwanese: 番茄醬 |
 Ukrainian: кетчуп |
 Urdu: ٹماٹر ، مشروم وغیرہ سے بن |
 Vietnamese: nước sốt cà chua |
 Chinese: 番茄酱 |
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