sauerkraut
sau·er·kraut
noun \ˈsau̇(-ə)r-ˌkrau̇t\Definition of SAUERKRAUT
: cabbage cut fine and fermented in a brine made of its own juice with salt
Origin of SAUERKRAUT
German, from sauer sour + Kraut greens
First Known Use: 1617
Rhymes with SAUERKRAUT
all get-out, autoroute, bring about, carryout, carry out, cast about, come about, cutthroat trout, diner-out, down-and-out, duke it out, Eagle Scout, falling-out, figure out, follow out, gadabout, get about, go about, golden trout, gut it out, gutter out, hammer out, have it out, how about, infield out, inside out, just about, knockabout, layabout, long-drawn-out, muster out, odd man out, out-and-out, put about, rainbow trout, report out, roundabout, rouseabout, roustabout, runabout, rural route, set about, speckled trout, spit it out, stirabout, talent scout, turnabout, walkabout, waterspout, water sprout
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