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n. (alternative spelling of from=American coleslaw English)
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Cole Slaw is an album by jazz saxophonist Lou Donaldson recorded for the Argo label in 1964 and performed by Donaldson with Herman Foster, Earl May, Bruno Carr, and Ray Barretto.
The album was awarded 3 stars in an Allmusic review.
Cole slaw is a salad made of raw cabbage. It may also be
- Cole Slaw, an album by Lou Donaldson
- "Cole Slaw", also called "Sorghum Switch", a song by Jesse Stone
Usage examples of "cole slaw".
When the cheese was melted we brought the burgers inside and ate them with the potato salad and cole slaw and the rest of the /Sonoma-Cutre.
A boy named Coleshaw stood beside him, whose nickname was Cole Slaw.
He held the basket of rolls in one hand, the pot of coffee in his other hand, the dish of cole slaw in his other hand, and his other hand rested on the cart's handle.
She asked him if he wanted rolls and the cole slaw and he said no.
And these other people, scarfing down fries and cole slaw, ordering rice pudding for dessert.
He dished cole slaw and potato salad onto his plate and selected a pair of corned-beef-on-ryes.
His delivery took twenty minutes, during which he managed to consume the two sandwiches and a goodly portion of his cole slaw and spill coffee on his hand-written notes.
Jimmy, who would believe with all his omnipotent heart that his parents were reactionary troglodytes with the brains of cole slaw.
King Cole--cole as in cole slaw--split naturally into cabbages and kings.
Sitting in the car, he ate two cheeseburgers, a large order of fries, and cole slaw, washing it all down with a Pepsi.
Please, waiter, bring me some more of that cole slaw and another leg.