IPA: /æ̃ˈdu.i/
KK: /ænˈduːi/
A type of spicy sausage made from pork and garlic, often used in Cajun dishes.
The chef added andouille to the gumbo for extra flavor.
Andouille comes from Old French *andouille*, which means a type of sausage. The word is derived from the Latin *inducere*, meaning to lead in or introduce, referring to the method of preparation or the way the sausage is made.
Imagine a sausage that is 'introduced' or 'led in' to a dish, which helps you remember that 'andouille' refers to a specific type of sausage.
No commonly confused words.