broth
/broʊθ/Definitions
1. noun
A liquid food obtained by boiling meat, bones, or fish in water, often served as a soup or used as a base for other dishes.
“She simmered a rich beef broth for hours to make a delicious stew.”
2. verb
To cook or boil (meat, bones, or fish) in water to extract their flavors and nutrients.
“The chef will broth the chicken bones to make a flavorful stock for the soup.”
3. verb
To soak (something) in liquid, especially a savory one.
“She will broth the bread in the flavorful broth before serving it.”
4. noun
A mixture of water and other liquid, especially one used for cooking or medicine.
“The doctor instructed her to use a warm broth to soothe her sore throat.”