Coleslaw (noun)

A salad consisting of finely shredded cabbage and often carrots, dressed with mayonnaise or a vinegar-based dressing.

Origin:

Late 19th century; earliest use found in the ohio farmer. from dutch koolsla, from kool cabbage + sla salad.

Examples:

1. The coleslaw was a tangy and crunchy side dish that complemented the barbecue perfectly.
2. She added a touch of honey to the dressing to give the coleslaw a touch of sweetness.
3. The vegetarian coleslaw made a healthy and satisfying lunch option.
4. The creamy coleslaw was a hit at the potluck and several people asked for the recipe.
5. The coleslaw was a staple at deli sandwiches and added a refreshing crunch to the sandwich.