Brazilian Cuisine

noun a Brazilian stew made with black beans and a variety of pork and beef cuts

• Feijoada is a traditional Brazilian stew made with black beans and various types of pork.
• Hey, let's get together this weekend and cook up a big pot of feijoada!
• I'm craving some feijoada like crazy right now.
• The feijoada of ideas and opinions at the meeting was quite diverse.

noun a Brazilian cocktail made with cachaça, sugar, and lime

• The bartender prepared a refreshing caipirinha using fresh lime, sugar, and cachaça.
• Let's grab some caipirinhas at the beach bar later.
• I'm craving a cold caipirinha right now.
• The caipirinha of success is made up of hard work, determination, and a positive attitude.

noun a type of dance originating in Brazil

• The samba roll is a traditional Brazilian dance move that is often performed in samba music performances.
• I tried to do the samba roll at the dance class, but I kept tripping over my own feet.
• Check out that dancer's samba roll - it's so smooth and effortless!
• Her performance had a samba roll to it, with its lively and rhythmic movements.

noun a tropical fruit with a tough rind and sweet, juicy flesh, also known as pineapple

• The tropical fruit known as abacaxi is commonly used in fruit salads and smoothies.
• I love snacking on some fresh abacaxi slices by the pool.
• Let's grab some abacaxi and make some refreshing cocktails for the party.
• Her bright personality is like a burst of abacaxi in a room full of dullness.