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saupon
[< Algonk.: ? Micmac; cf. Massachusetts sáupkum]
DCHP-1 (pre-1967)
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n.
cornmeal mush; hasty pudding.
See: supon
Quotations
1947
. . . Hester learned . . . the art of making saupon of Indian corn-meal. . . .
1950
There had been a hotel then famed for three different things, its nickname of "The Apostles," its supper dish called "saupon," and the way the girls who worked there got married.