Tripe
(noun)
The stomach lining of cows, sheep, or pigs, used as food, especially in traditional dishes from northern Europe, Asia, and Latin America.
Origin:
Derived from the latin word "tripes" meaning stomach or gut.
Examples:
- Tripe was a popular dish in the local cuisine.
- Tripe was often cooked with vegetables and spices.
- Tripe was a cheap and nutritious food.
- Tripe was considered a delicacy by some people.
- Tripe was often used in soups and stews.