Buffalo Wings

Pronunciation: /bəˈfəˌloʊ wɪŋz/

Definitions of buffalo wings

noun a type of chicken wing that is deep-fried and coated in a spicy sauce, typically served as an appetizer

Example Sentences

A1 I like buffalo wings.

A2 Buffalo wings are a popular appetizer at many restaurants.

B1 My favorite place to get buffalo wings is a sports bar near my house.

B2 Buffalo wings are typically served with celery sticks and blue cheese dressing.

C1 I enjoy trying different variations of buffalo wings, such as spicy or honey BBQ.

C2 When I host parties, I always make sure to have a platter of buffalo wings for my guests to enjoy.

Examples of buffalo wings in a Sentence

formal The restaurant offers a variety of appetizers, including buffalo wings.

informal I'm craving some buffalo wings right now.

slang Let's grab some buffalo wings and chill.

figurative Her words were like spicy buffalo wings, leaving a lasting impression on everyone.

Grammatical Forms of buffalo wings

• past tense: buffaloed
• plural: buffalo wings
• comparative: more buffalo-like
• superlative: most buffalo-like
• present tense: buffaloes
• future tense: will buffalo
• perfect tense: have buffaloed
• continuous tense: buffaloing
• singular: buffalo wing
• positive degree: buffalo wings
• infinitive: to buffalo
• gerund: buffaloing
• participle: buffaloed

Origin and Evolution of buffalo wings

First Known Use: 1964 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: Buffalo wings were created in 1964 at the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, New York.

Evolution of the word: Originally known as 'chicken wings' or 'hot wings', the term 'Buffalo wings' became popularized after their creation at the Anchor Bar. The name likely comes from the city of Buffalo, New York where they were first made, rather than any association with the animal buffalo.