Bar of soup

Definition

A hilariously charming double-meaning phrase that arose from either texting 'bar of soap' so carelessly it became 'bar of soup,' or the actual concept of soup frozen solid into a bar form. Either way, it's the kind of wholesome mistake that lives rent-free in internet culture.

Example Usage

My little brother texted asking me to buy a 'bar of soup' at the grocery store, and I'm still not sure if he meant soap or if he's invented a new frozen food product.

Source: Urban Dictionary (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Bar%20of%20soup&defid=16407211)

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