jambalayas

The word “jambalayas” has 4 syllables: jam-ba-lay-as

It's pronounced as /ˌdʒæmbəˈlaɪəz/

What is synonym and antonym for jambalayas?

In the thesaurus, “jambalayas” has 82 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for jambalayas along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for jambalayas

accumulations
admixtures
agglomerates
agglomerations
aggregates
aggregations
alloys
alphabet soups
amalgams
assortments
blends
bollixes
botches
catchalls
chaoses
clutters
collages
combinations
commixtures
composites
compounds
confusions
conglomerates
conglomerations
crazy quilts
detritus
disarrangements
disarrays
disorders
farragoes
fusions
gallimaufries
grab bags
gumbos
hashes
hodgepodges
hotchpotches
imbroglios
intermixtures
jumbles
jungles
knots
litters
medleys
menageries
messes
miscellanea
miscellanies
mishmashes
mix-ups
mixed bags
montages
morasses
motleys
muddles
notions
oddments
odds and ends
olios
olla podridas
ollas podridas
omnium-gatherums
pastiches
patchwork quilts
patchworks
potpourris
ragbags
ragouts
rummages
salads
salmagundis
scrambles
shambles
shuffles
smorgasbords
snarls
stews
sundries
tangles
tumbles
varieties
welters

Meanings of jambalayas

noun
1. Any of various of rice-based dishes common in Louisiana Cajun or Creole cooking; most often with shrimp, oysters, chicken or ham.

Example Sentences

At the potluck, the tables were filled with diverse dishes, including several types of flavorful jambalayas.
The culinary competition showcased the chefs' creativity with an array of unique jambalayas.
Families gathered in the park, sharing laughter and delicious homemade jambalayas at the annual picnic.
The restaurant's menu featured an enticing selection of seafood and meat jambalayas.
As the celebration continued, the community enjoyed a feast of different regional jambalayas prepared by talented cooks.

On this page you'll find 82 synonyms or another words to jambalayas, such as: accumulations, admixtures, agglomerates, agglomerations, aggregates, aggregations, alloys.

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