Ketchup

noun
  1. A thick, sweet, and tangy condiment made primarily from tomatoes, vinegar, sugar, and various spices, commonly used as a topping or dip for foods such as fries, burgers, and hot dogs. noun
    She added a generous amount of ketchup to her fries.
    Would you like some ketchup with your burger?
  2. In some contexts, 'ketchup' can refer to a similar sauce made from other fruits or vegetables, prepared in a manner akin to tomato ketchup, often used as a condiment or flavoring. noun
    He prefers apple ketchup over the traditional tomato variety.
    The recipe calls for a homemade berry ketchup to accompany the cheese platter.