peastew
nounUK /ˈpiːstjuː/
US /ˈpiːstuː/
Peastew is a warm, thick soup made with peas.
Grandma made a big pot of peastew for dinner on a cold night.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A messy mix of things that looks like thick pea soup.
The fog outside was a thick peastew that hid the whole street.
3. A thick, sticky mud that is hard to walk through.
After the rain, the field turned into peastew that pulled at our boots.
4. A confused jumble of words or ideas.
His story was a peastew of names and dates that nobody could follow.
5. A greenish, cloudy haze in the air.
Smoke from the fire left a peastew hanging over the valley.