coleslaw

noun
UK /ˈkəʊlslɔː/
US /ˈkoʊlslɔː/

Coleslaw is a cold salad made from chopped raw cabbage.

She served coleslaw with the burgers at the picnic.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A side dish of shredded cabbage mixed with a creamy dressing, often served with fried foods.

The fried chicken came with a generous scoop of coleslaw.

3. A salad of shredded cabbage dressed with vinegar instead of mayonnaise, common in some regional cuisines.

The barbecue joint offered a tangy vinegar-based coleslaw.

4. Informal term for a mixture of shredded vegetables used as a garnish or topping.

He piled coleslaw on top of his pulled pork sandwich.