sopa

[ saw-pah ]

noun

, Spanish.

1. soup.

Example Sentences

Of course it will—just as it pushed so hard for SOPA only two years ago.

From The Daily Beast

That means no more Stop Online Piracy Act (you know this one as SOPA).

From The Daily Beast

On the other hand, they think Republicans are ... well, like the old media companies in the SOPA debate.

From The Daily Beast

Should they pass, both PIPA and SOPA would have a chilling effect on innovation.

From The Daily Beast

“Watching the SOPA debate with Google as the punching bag was a farce,” Huh said of the December hearing.

From The Daily Beast

The next day, as I had just sat down to my sopa, my hostess informed me that a man wished to speak to me.

From Project Gutenberg

This mess is called sopa de gato, probably from making cats, not Catalans, sick.

From Project Gutenberg

The measure of cleaned rice is as follows: Two full hands (one coconut shell full)—1 sopa (Ilocano supa; Spanish 1/8 ganta).

From Project Gutenberg

The next day, as I had just sat down to my “sopa,” my hostess informed me that a man wished to speak to me.

From Project Gutenberg

There was a very good broth—sopa de pan—followed by a fair preparation of fresh fish—pescado frito.

From Project Gutenberg