ragu

noun
UK /ræˈɡuː/
US /rɑːˈɡuː/

Ragu is a thick tomato and meat sauce that people put on pasta.

Mom cooked spaghetti and poured warm ragu on top.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A sauce made with vegetables and no meat, often served with pasta.

The restaurant offers a mushroom ragu for vegetarians.

3. A brand name for a jarred pasta sauce sold in stores.

He grabbed a jar of Ragu from the shelf.

4. Any thick, slow-cooked stew-like sauce in Italian cooking.

The chef simmered a rich beef ragu for hours.