Cajun Definition

kājən
noun
A native of Louisiana originally descended from Acadian French immigrants.
Webster's New World
The dialect of French spoken by the Cajuns.
Webster's New World
adjective
Of the Cajuns or their dialect or culture.
Webster's New World
Of or in the style of cooking of the Cajuns, characterized as by the use of pungent spices, sweet and hot peppers, and a well-browned roux to thicken and flavor sauces.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Cajun

Noun

Singular:
Cajun
Plural:
cajuns

Origin of Cajun

  • Alteration of Acadian

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Cajun Sentence Examples

  • Then the trio of David Rolland on the diatonic accordion played music in the Cajun style of Louisiana.

  • Monday 17th July only - Two people can dine for £ 8.95 - 8oz steak, Cajun chicken or 8oz gammon.

  • Cajun seasoning adds a deliciously spicy flavor to salmon filets.

  • Cajun Seasoning adds a deliciously spicy flavor to salmon filets.

  • Cajun - mixed with our unique blend of traditional Cajun herbs & spices, mashed potato to provide a tangy flavor.

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Words Starting With

CCACAJ

Words Ending With

NUNJUN

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Cajun

Words Starting With C and Ending With N

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