catsup

• “Cutting school funding using deceptive practices, like declaring catsup is a vegetable?”

  Pawlenty: GOP's 'clearly' been damaged

• “So the catsup was a rare item, but a valued prize nonetheless.”

  Gutenber-e Help Page

• “I wonder if using catsup, which is quite high in vinegar, would have been better.”

  Archive 2006-12-01

• “If you'll believe me, that woman once turned her second-cousin's sister-in-law into a mushroom, and somebody picked her, and she was made into catsup, which is a thing no man likes to have happen in his family!”

  Little Saint Elizabeth, and Other Stories

• “Back in the 60s (I think), tomato sauce was called "catsup," and the definition of great catsup was its low viscosity (i.e. it poured really easily, was very thin and watery).”

  Marketing

• “In the wake of a wreck at Caplin Bay, a number of cases labeled "catsup" were washed up on the beach.”

  Gutenber-e Help Page

• “Anyway, it's an important phrase -- if you're writing a poem and you need a word to rhyme with "catsup," it's about as close as you're going to get.”

  The Speculist: Comments Back Up

• “And Weldon, of course, from New Brunswick, Canada, writes: "Teresa would be like the 'catsup' bottle, where you have to shake for it a while to get that first drop.”

  CNN Transcript Oct 4, 2004

• “_Foods that are hot when they are cold_ -- such as catsup, horse radish, mustard, highly spiced pickles, sauces, etc.”

  The Mother and Her Child

• “* Heinz Fancy Ketchup packets were replaced with a vat of "catsup" for students to ladle onto their trays.”

  CampusProgress.org

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